The news from the Family History Library (FHL) in Salt Lake City, Utah seemed to come out of nowhere, but after years of research and study, the FHL will no longer be sending microfilm or microfiche to its various family history centers across the United States. This has caused quite a bit of an uproar... Continue Reading →
I can hardly believe it, but after months of working my ass off, I've put together my first solid business -- Life Stories Transcription Services. This idea came about after graduating with my bachelor's degree from Western this last summer. I had no clue what I wanted to do with my life and retail wasn't... Continue Reading →
As some of you might already know, over the last month I've been working incredibly hard to build my genealogy business up to something that can get clients and produce work that both they and I are happy with. Â All this hard work has finally paid off and I am proud to announce the grand... Continue Reading →
Note: This post is not endorsed nor paid for by Ancestry.com, but is for the use of genealogists and those interested around the world to keep up-to-date on the newest in the field. Ever since my first DNA test taken years ago, I've been fascinated by what historical geneticists could tell me about my past.... Continue Reading →
Note: This post is not endorsed nor paid for by Ancestry.com, but is for the use of genealogists around the world to keep up-to-date on the newest records being added the database. I create these images for the use of other genealogists. I love finding out that new records are available via Ancestry.com and because... Continue Reading →
The Hipster Historian 