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  • Looking Back on 500 Years: The Protestant Reformation and Why It Matters to Genealogy Research October 18, 2017
    The Protestant Reformation began 500 years ago, in 1517, when Martin Luther posted his now-famous 95 theses on a church door in Wittenberg, Germany. With that small act, Luther set off a chain reaction that changed the course of history. For genealogists, that event in 1517 has particular significance. The Protestant Reformation also changed the […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • What’s New: Importing Google Photos to FamilySearch October 17, 2017
    Google Photos, an online photo sharing and storage service, is a good place to store your high-resolution images. Its facial-recognition feature allows you to quickly search your photos for a specific person. And now, you can easily import photos from Google Photos to your FamilySearch family tree. How to Import Google Photos to FamilySearch Sign […]
    Alison Ensign
  • Using Military Records to Bring Your Ancestors to Life October 17, 2017
    Although military service is part of most of our family trees, military records are often overlooked in learning about our families. Perhaps part of the hesitation is that many people aren’t sure what military records have to offer. Much more than telling if your ancestor was involved in a certain war or conflict, military records […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Uncovering Your World War I Ancestors October 17, 2017
    This year, the United States commemorates the 100th anniversary of entering World War I. People across the country are finding ways to remember and honor those who fought in the war. But for people who had ancestors involved in it, perhaps the most meaningful way to commemorate the Great War is to uncover and share […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Becoming a Gatherer in God’s Kingdom October 16, 2017
    by Linda Clyde In the April 2017 general conference, President Henry B. Eyring taught that “though earthly families are far from perfect, they give God’s children the best chance to be welcomed to the world with the only love on earth that comes close to what we felt in heaven—parental love” (“Gathering the Family of […]
    Guest Blogger
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