Julie's Genealogy & History Hub

Don’t forget, I’m holding a drawing for a free RootsTech 2012 Conference registration.  You have until tomorrow (Friday, November 18th) to enter. Details and entry instructions are available in my previous post:  You’ve Come to the Right Place…Enter to Win a Free RootsTech 2012 Registration. […]

Like many of us, I have several photo albums where the photos are helplessly stuck to the pages.  Removing them can damage the photos and trying to scan a giant (not to mention heavy and awkward) album on a flatbed scanner is difficult and time-consuming. […]

As a RootsTech 2012 official blogger, I am happy to announce that I have a free registration to give away for the RootsTech 2012 Conference in Salt Lake City, February 2-4, 2012.  So I’m holding a little contest here and the winner will receive the […]

Photo of an unidentified woman.

Last weekend, I started to experiment with my new Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner.  And although I’ve not been able to do much with it this last week (been away for a few days) I have been thinking about what “gifts” I’m going to work on.  I’ve […]

Weekly column sharing genealogy-related things that I’ve found.

This is a photograph of William A Lynch, who was a prominent Canton, Ohio resident during the 19th century.  His is a interesting story, along with several relatives, prominent in their own right.  Among these relatives are teachers, lawyers, doctors, journalists, a cancer researcher, and […]

The Who Will Tell Their Story? blog has reached a huge milestone today by posting its 100th orphan photo.  Since January 2009, this blog has been posting orphan photos in the hopes of reuniting these cherished family mementos with their rightful owners.  I have successfully […]