Ancestry book to help you research your family history and climb your family tree

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Use These Powerful Genealogy Techniques to Immediately Begin Finding Information About Your Family Tree! For a limited time, get this bestseller for just $0.99, regularly priced at $3.99.  Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet or Kindle device. You’re about to discover how to… Learn more about yourself when you learn about your ancestors!  This book will help you know what to do with all of those old family photos sitting in a box and how to connect them to real names and dates.

Written by twin sisters, this book will show you how to use popular and free web sites to gather information and build your personal family tree.  Find and meet living relatives who can help you research and share more information, including stories, photos, and vital documents. In addition to the helpful tips and “how to” information, you will also be inspired as you read true stories from people just like you who witnessed miracles as they researched their own family information.

There are pages filled with fun and creative ways you can celebrate your family and honor your heritage.  Even kids will become interested in helping you search for more information about your family!  Authors Trina Boice and Tracey Long have 10 kids between them, so they know what works and what doesn't! You need this book today!

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Here Is A Preview Of What You’ll Learn…

• How to find information about your ancestors online.
• How to organize the information and records you find.
• What to do when you hit a brick wall in your research.
• How to get information from your ancestors’ tombstones when you can’t travel to the cemeteries where they’re buried.
• How to find heirlooms and artifacts that belonged to your ancestors.
• How to connect with living relatives.
• How to share information with other people who are researching the same ancestors you are.
• How to get your family and children interested in genealogy.
• How to plan a family reunion.
• How to honor your heritage in fun and creative ways.
• How to qualify for university scholarships based on your heritage and ethnicity.
• What to do with ancestors who were adopted.
• How to create memorable family events and traditions.

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 Check Out What Others Are Saying… “There's a real risk with family history books that they can be dry and difficult, but this one is superb. The tone is light and friendly, and I loved the activity suggestions, the funny asides, and the true life  stories contributed by others who'd had their own adventures in family history. It starts by assuming that you're completely new to the pursuit but does it without being patronizing and very quickly reaches a level which even experienced genealogists can benefit from. It's a joy to read, and I raced through it and thoroughly enjoyed it.
 Anna Buttimore – Goodreads

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 My mother got into genealogy years ago, not long after I had a large family tree project in school, which started us on the path to discovering ancestors hundreds of years back. My mother has continued this passion, and I know this book is a definite gift for her. It not only helps the inexperienced get started on genealogy, but offer tips and ideas for doing more with our family that is still with us, and relates some truly inspirational stories about how our ancestors may be gone, but their helping hands can be felt throughout our lives, especially when we seek to learn more about where we came from. I love every anecdote and story in this book, and all the wonderful tips and advice, and cannot wait to make a gift out of it for Mom and others.
Amanda Meuwissen – Goodreads

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Great serendipitous examples of experiences genealogists have when searching for ancestors.

 Tera Duncan – Goodreads

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I didn’t know where to start, but I was curious about my family and my ancestors.  This book helped me take baby steps.  I have found out a lot about my ancestors online and now this is my new addiction.  Why binge-watch dumb TV shows when you could discover more about yourself by exploring your family tree?

 Kelly Jackson - Goodreads

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Ben Affleck wants to hide his ancestors

                                  AFFLECK: HIDE MY SLAVE-OWNER ANCESTOR

Actor Ben Affleck put the PBS documentary series “Finding Your Roots” in a tough spot when he begged for the show not to reveal he had a slave-owning ancestor, emails published b Wikileaks reveal. Affleck had asked the Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates, the host of the show, to censor the information. 

“Here’s my dilemma: confidentially, for the first time, one of our guests has asked us to edit out something about one of his ancestors–the fact that he owned slaves. Now, four or five of our guests this season descend from slave owners, including Ken Burns. 

We’ve never had anyone ever try to censor or edit what we found. He’s a megastar. What do we do?” Gates wrote in an email to Sony chief executive Michael Lynton on July 22, 2014. PBS did not end up including the segment, however Gates said the reason was they found a more interesting ancestor, not censorship. PBS says it was unaware of the discussions between Gates and Sony

More great books by Trina Boice

I love doing genealogy and writing about movies, but I thought you might like to see some of my more recent published books! My next one hits stores next month!

Guide to Irish Genealogy

One of these days I'm going to get over to Ireland as an excuse to travel and do my genealogy!  Many Americans have some ancestry that leads them to the beautiful green island.  We wear our Irish heritage with pride on St. Patrick's Day, but we often have trouble doing the research to discover our roots!

I found a terrific online genealogy resource kit for tracing your ancestry in Ireland!   You can check out their genealogy pack when you
 Click Here!

If you purchase this pack from them, you will learn about the following:

• What you will need to begin your search.
• Information on how to research your roots
• History of Irish Genealogy Data
• Details of records available on the Internet
• Details of records available offline and how and where to locate this historical data.
• Tools that will simplify your search for your ancestors, such as pedigree charts and family tree templates and other useful research tools.

The document outlines the different resources at your disposal to allow you to access Irish genealogy records for tracing your Irish Family Tree. It is structured in a step by step manner whereby the most readily available resources (i.e. those on the internet) are outlined first. This makes the process more user friendly, whereby if you find information about your ancestors early in your search, it makes subsequent searches of offline resources in Ireland and Worldwide much more straightforward.

May the luck of the Irish be with you!  To get access to all of these great Irish records,  Click Here!

Step By Step Guide

I recently discovered this terrific book!
It's called "The Step-By-Step Genealogy Guide" with family tree charts, research forms, and instructions.  He covers all the basics and compares a lot of other products out there to help make your family history sleuthing easier.

He offers a 100% money-back guarantee, which you don't often find in books!   You can even download it quickly and start reading it today.

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Some of the material covered is:
Chapter 1: Getting Started


(Learn Exactly How to Get Things Started)

•Short Introduction

•Paperwork in Order

•Family Interviews

•Initial Databases

•Government Sources

•Leaning on Others

•References/ Action items


Chapter 2: How to Complete a Family Tree Chart

(Learn The Mechanics and What All The Sections Mean)

•Mastering the Six-Generation Family Tree Chart

•Step-by-Step: Generations One Through Three

•Step-by-Step: Generations Four Through Six

•Seven Generations and Beyond


Chapter 3: Searching Cemeteries

(Where to Find Free Cemetery Search Websites)

•How to Start

•Cemeteries Online

•Visiting a Cemetery

•Cleaning a Headstone

•References/ Action items

Chapter 4: Searching Public Records

(The Best Free Accurate Public Record Sources)
•Legal Names & Birth Dates

•Office of Vital Records

•Dept. of Veteran’s Affairs

•The U.S. Census

•Local Courthouses

•Other Public Record Sources

•References/ Action items

Chapter 5: Genealogy Reunion

(How To Best Approach Your Living Relatives)

•Reunion Committee

•Committee Agenda

•At the Reunion

•Reunion Warning

•References/ Action items


Chapter 6: The LDS Utah Center

(EVERYTHING You Need to Know The LDS)

•The Website

•Preparing for Your Visit

•LDS Orientation

•Doing Research

•References/ Action items



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Do celebrities have better roots than the rest of us?

Former "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow is taking celebs back to their roots for the family tree reality series "Who Do You Think You Are?" "It's far from the E! True Hollywood Story.

We have a tendency to put celebrities on a pedestal. No show has treated stars this way before,' Dan Bucatinsky added. "Who Do You Think You Are?" is a 42-minute show with commercials, and producers are working closely with a team of historians and genealogists to trace back celebs' roots. NBC.com is working on a partnership with online genealogy powerhouse Ancestry.com to create a cross-platform interactive Web site to coincide with the launch of the series. The hope is that people will tune in because it's Sarah Jessica Parker or Susan Sarandon," Kudrow said.

Book signings

Hi everyone!

My twin sister and I have been out and about, doing book signings and speaking at fun genealogy conferences around the country for our book "Climbing Family Trees, Whispers In the Leaves." We'd love to meet you! To see a list of where we'll be and when we'll be there, check out www.boicebox.com/aboutus.html