9 Genealogy Things You Need to Know This Morning, Friday, 10 Jan 2014

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1/10/2014

Doing African American & Slave research? Then you need to check out the African American Genealogy & Slave Ancestry Research [AAGSAR] group. You can only get so far in your research on your own. This a wonderful and active collaborative effort that is sure to boost your research efforts!
Doing German research? On the Genealogy Insider blog, Diane gives 4 ways to find German ancestors' birthplaces.
iPhone apps using up your data plan every month? Here's how to get a handle on that from KnowYourMobile.com. [Note: You have to answer a simple pimple 1-question survey to read the article, but I thought it was worth it.]
Legacy Family Tree 8 has a recorded webinar to show you how to setup Families 2.0 on your mobile device.

More UK birth, marriage, and death extracts have been added to Eddies Extracts.
In the Google+ Tech for Genealogy Community, Jerry Kocis shared Kanban, a project management tool and some ways it could be used for researchers.
Yesterday, FamilySearch.org added new or updated existing record collections for Colombia, Portugal, England, and the US states of Massachusetts, Michigan, and Ohio.
Genealogy Trails volunteer contributors added new records and information for various counties in the following US states: Illinois, Texas, Oklahoma, and Nevada.
And USGenWeb volunteer contributors uploaded 105 files yesterday for various counties in the following US states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia.

Did you miss the 9 genealogy things you needed to know yesterday?
Have Civil War era Texas ancestors? Check out some of these resources.
On a budget? Check out how to access US federal population census records for free.

Happy Researching!
~Caroline
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