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9 Genealogy Things You Need to Know This Morning, Friday, 2 May 2014

5/2/2014

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9 #Genealogy Things You Need to Know This Morning, Friday, 2 May 2014. #needtoknow #familytree
  • In honor of Preservation Week, The Family Curator shares her #1 secret to scanning.
  • Notability is a handy app that I use on my iPad. And? It's App of the Week. And? It's now free.
  • Need some guidance with your South Carolina roots? Ancestry.com has released their brand new South Carolina Research Guide. Also, don't forget to check out the FamilySearch Wiki for South Carolina.
  • Speaking of guidance, Mocavo just released a guide on researching during the summer.

  • Have Irish roots? From Claire on Irish Genealogy News: The Latest Uploads for the Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives.
  • Yesterday, FamilySearch added record indexes and record images for the Philippines and the US state of Georgia.
  • Ancestry.com had several updates yesterday. They added 3 new databases for the US, Georgia, and Massachusetts. And they updated 2 existing databases for Australia (NSW). They also added a whole slew of FamilySearch records that can be found already on FamilySearch.
  • Findmypast.com added 2 new-to-online record sets for the Palestine Conflict and the Cypress Emergency Deaths -- record sets numbers 28 & 29, as part of their 100 in 100 Campaign.
  • USGenWeb Archives volunteer contributors uploaded various types of records yesterday for various counties in the following US states: Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Virginia.

Other things that might interest you. Maybe. Maybe not. But maybe?

  • Did you miss the 8 genealogy things you needed to know yesterday?
  • Here are 15 genealogy and family history apps for your iPad.
  • Do you ever go off the grid with your genealogy? Find out how Jennifer Wilson did it.

Happy Researching!
~Caroline
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Tessa Keough
5/3/2014 05:51:29 am

Dumb question but how do you use Notability with Android (your Note 2)? Everything I see indicates an Apple/iPad/iPhone app. What am I missing?

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Caroline
5/3/2014 07:04:10 am

Tessa,

You're not missing anything. I meant to put iPad, not my Note 2. However, right after I got my Note 2, I test drove some Notability-like apps for Android. And the one I settled on was the native-to-Note2 S Note. It works well for handwriting my notes with the stylus and since it's integrated with Evernote, then ta-da! ;)

Sorry for the mix-up and thanks for stopping by, Tessa!

~C

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