Episode 267 - The Kindness Of A Stranger Yields Video Of Family Dad On 1952 Game Show / Milking The Max From Digitized Newspaper Sites
Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. In the first new show of 2019, Fisher shares wi...
21 Tammi 201948min
Fisher's Top Tips #38 - Dying? Aren't We All. Where Will Your Family Research Wind Up When You're Gone?
There's a time for collecting and a time for distributing. While you're still here, it's time you figure out how that's going to happen. Fisher shares some thoughts on protecting your life's family hi...
19 Tammi 201952s
Fisher's Top Tips #37 - Which Are You… A Genealogist Or Family Historian?
Genealogy and family history, believe it or not, are actually defined very differently. Hear why the two terms are not the same.
16 Tammi 201951s
Episode 233 - Classic Rewind: Young Man's Job Interviewing World War II Combat Vets Every Day
(Show first aired in April 2018.) Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. Fisher begin...
14 Tammi 201948min
Fisher's Top Tips #36 - Squeezing The Most Out Of Digitized Newspapers
Wondering why you can't always find articles you believe should be there in a digitized newspaper? Here are some tricks for squeezing it all out of digitized newspapers!
12 Tammi 201950s
Fisher's Top Tips #35… Swedes Often Leave A Helpful Clue In Their Church Records.
If you've ever dug into Swedish ancestry, you know the issue. Tons of people have the same name and live in the same places. Well, Swedish Church records can at least help a little in sorting out whic...
9 Tammi 201949s
Episode 244 CLASSIC REWIND - Meet The Driveway Sisters- And They Didn't Even Know It! / Property Records May Hold Keys To Breakthroughs
Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. The guys begin Family Histoire News with the st...
7 Tammi 201948min
Fisher's Top Tips #34… Yes, The Irish 1841 and 1851 Census Records Were Destroyed… But Wait…!
Two key census record sets were destroyed in Ireland in 1922, but some of that information was preserved in another way. Fisher explains why your ancestors' data from those census records may still be...
5 Tammi 201948s
