9 Genealogy Things You Need To Know This Morning, Thursday, 10 Oct 2013

Genealogy Need To Know, Thu, 10 Oct 2013

• Wanna be on TV with a family story of yours reenacted? Total possibility for you if your story is chosen. Check out the Kicking Up the Past Kickstarter Project that just launched today. {I'd totally do this if I could pick who'd get to play my Big Paw Paw.}
• On Genealogy Canada, Elizabeth tells us that Ancestry.ca has added the Canada GenWeb Cemetery Index to their collections and she also offers some research tips.
• Here's a clickable list to all the recently added indexed records and record images on FamilySearch.org which includes Illinois and Ohio in the U.S as well as Italy, Germany, Denmark, Canada, and Argentina.
• Here's a clickable list of what Ancestry.com added to their database collections yesterday including Romania, Poland, Israel, New Zealand, and Australia.

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• Genealogy societies: if you need help with figuring out your focus, membership benefits, or using email to make your society not just {barely} exist, but thrive, the FGS will be offering a 3-part webinar series to help y'all out.
• The annual ISFHWE Excellence in Writing Competition is now accepting entries.
• Need tips for your Irish research? {Um, yes. Yes, I do.} The October 2013 issue of the FREE Irish Lives Remembered Digital Magazine is now available for our viewing pleasure. {And it IS a pleasure when perusing on my iPad.}
• Have Deep South Texas roots? {I'm from Deep South Texas, y'all.} The 4th issue of the FREE South Texas History Digital Magazine is now available.
• At 7pm EDT tonight, John D. Reid's lecture on What's New in Genetic DNA will be streamed live.

Happy Researching!
~Caroline
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