This is not a trick question.\u00a0 You decide where you have a keen interest–which New York ancestors interest you most.\u00a0 Then you make a summary of what you already know about those people.\u00a0 Which items are proven; which ones still require work.<\/p>\n
Then you study this New York blog for the resources that\u00a0apply to\u00a0your chosen project–remember that you can hire me to find those hard-to-locate ancestors.\u00a0 Or I will teach you how to trace them yourself–beginning with this blog.<\/p>\n
Very little fluff–just good information that will help you find your ancestors.\u00a0 And this information is free. Your favorite New York genealogist, Arlene Eakle htp:\/\/arleneeakle.com<\/p>\n
PS\u00a0 This is coming to you from the Senior Expo FamilySearch-Family History Expos Pavilion.\u00a0 Many thousands of seniors have been coming by getting genealogy research help.<\/p>\n
PPS\u00a0 And from 22 through 26 October 2012, I will be consulting with more than 30 attendees at the October Research Retreat held at the Family History Library.\u00a0 Actually you register with Family History Expos, which includes research help–including me, moi, I, myself–and several other researchers of considerable renown! http:\/\/fhexpos.com<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is not a trick question.\u00a0 You decide where you have a keen interest–which New York ancestors interest you most.\u00a0 Then you make a summary of what you already know about those people.\u00a0 Which items are proven; which ones still … Continue reading