9 Genealogy Things You Need to Know This Morning, Thursday, 30 Jan 2014

1/30/2014

Today's Things

Can't make it to Rootstech this year? No worries. Rootstech is offering 15 livestreamed sessions for FREE. So check out the schedule; bookmark RootsTech.org; and at the appointed day & time next week watch! And? Make sure you download the syllabus materials (limited time availability). And then I created a RebelMouse page for the Rootstech conference so you'll want to bookmark it to make it easier to keep up with all the tweeting, Facebooking, videos, and pictures from Rootstech next week.

For Evernote Users: Evernote for Windows desktop was updated adding new & improved features.
This from the MyHeritage Blog: Millions of Geni Profiles Now Available on SuperSearch. [Super fly!]
LineageKeeper, or Lee Drew, showcases GenScriber, a transcription editor, for genealogical records. He also includes some video how-tos as well.
HistoryGeo.com has an updated website and has added new features to its unique mapping application.
On The Ancestor Hunt, Kenneth reveals the new newspaper additions to Chronicling America.
Genealogy Trails volunteer contributors recently uploaded various types of records and information for various counties in the following US states: Texas, New Hampshire, Georgia, and Tennessee.
Yesterday, Ancestry.com updated an existing database for the following US state: California (Railroad Employment Records).
USGenWeb volunteer contributors recently uploaded 124 files for various counties in the following US states: Arkansas, Iowa, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.

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