Genealogy scrapbook

Totally free genealogy websites so that you can actually afford to conduct genealogy research + lots of ideas how to find your ancestors for free.

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. I have been doing a TON of Amazon shopping thanks to the pandemic and I thought I'd share some of the things I've found for genealogy. I feel like we all have our copy of Evidence Explained and our favorite photo scanner but there are a lot of other things offered on Ama

Looking to create a heritage scrapbook for your family? This post shows you step by step instruction on how to make one for your family.

New genealogy and history apps and updates

Creating an ancestry photo book can be daunting. You may feel paralyzed about where to begin. Here are my step-by-step tips to make the process manageable and fun.

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As you progress with your research, recording family history should become an integral part of your process, and you should choose a system that is easy for you, and others, to understand. There are many ways you can organise your genealogical research, such as using a filing system or computer program and making notes using

Samuel Jackson, 1932 ~ Masculine heritage men's page with a traditional scrapbook design.

This is the third post in my Family History Binder series. Click here to go back to part 1. My family history binder is broken into 16 sections. The dividers I used are the Avery Clear Pocket Label…