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Index of Let's Discuss It Handouts Jan 2009 – Oct 2016 INDEX OF LET’S DISCUSS IT HANDOUTS JAN 2009 – OCT 2016 BY TOPIC (Use Ctrl F to Search for a Topic) MO YR TOPIC 4 2014 A list of libraries worldwide 6 2015 10 best newspaper archive sites 9 2014 A list of Word Cloud generators 10 2010 100 University Libraries 5 2016 A reminder to use the Federal 3 2016 100 yr wait for 1915 SC birth Land Patents site certificates over 2 2015 A Will to save your genealogical 12 2015 13 reasons to research passport records at your death applications 10 2015 Abbreviations found in 9 2016 14th Missouri State Militia genealogy Volunteer Calvary Union 10 2013 About Ireland 10 2015 170,000 US photos 1935-1945 at 6 2015 Access your desktop from your Yale University site IOS device 9 2011 1812 Land grants 4 2016 AccessGenealogy 2 2016 1812 Pensions on FOLD3 - free 9 2013 Acquiring documents from collection Germany 12 2014 1896 and 1898 Dawes Rolls of 3 2009 Adaware Five Civilized Tribes 12 2009 Adaware 2 2012 1940 census enumeration 9 2013 Additional sources for death districts records 12 2014 1958-2005 Indiana records have 1 2012 AeroShake been indexed 1 2012 AeroSnap 6 2013 19th century Virginia law 2 2016 African American ancestor sites 1 2015 20 Do's and Don'ts of DNA (if not Feb = $) 2 2016 2015 RootsTech winners 1 2015 African American genealogy 2 2016 2016 Rootstech finalists research sites 10 2016 250 small town newspapers 1 2012 African American Newberry 9 2016 26th Missouri Volunteer Infantry bibliography Regiment 9 2012 African American Records Online 2 2015 31 rolls of unprocessed film from 5 2011 African origins project WWII discovered 5 2011 African-American blog 3 2013 3-D Family Trees 9 2012 Alabama - civil war 5 2015 40,000 geotagged pictures of old 10 2011 Alabama 1867 Voter registration New York City 11 2010 Alabama County Maps and 10 2016 400,000 Univ of WI-Madison Atlases records on DPL 3 2012 Alabama genealogy links 1 2015 58 downloadable forms to help 9 2012 Alabama loose records with genealogy 1 2011 Alabama Secretary of State site 3 2015 70 resources for Irish research 2 2014 All things Cherokee 10 2010 75 Best State Web Sites 12 2009 Allen Co Public Library 12 2009 7-zip 4 2016 Allen Co. Pub. Library books 10 2016 A digital library of historical digitized by Internet Arch. Burbank CA images 9 2015 Allen County IN Poor Asylum 4 2014 A guide to the Cherokee reports index 1853-1939 5 2014 A list of Genealogy links 9 2015 Allen County IN Poor Asylum 6 2014 Ancestry retires MyCanvas, reports index 1933-1963 GenForum, YDNA mtDNA 9 2013 Allen County Indiana records ($) 12 2015 Ancestry retiring Family Tree 9 2010 Alternative search engines Maker Software 4 2011 Amazon Cloud Drive 6 2014 Ancestry unindexed collections 4 2011 American Civil War Newspapers to search 5 2011 American Heritage 2 2015 Ancestry website improvements 12 2014 American History and Genealogy 4 2009 Ancestry Wildcards Project 3 2009 Ancestry.com 6 2012 American Indian research guides 6 2016 Anglo Boer War site on familysearch 3 2009 Animap 3 2011 American Libraries 9 2014 Animated Atlas 2 2014 American Philosophical Society 5 2014 Another free MS Office Collection alternative 2 2015 AmericanAncestors.org now 6 2014 Another genealogy software available at GRHGC review site 2 2015 An interesting DNA story 10 2011 Another search engine - 9 2013 An introduction to land records duckduckgo 3 2009 Ancestral Quest 4 2009 Ansearchin' News Online 9 2015 Ancestral Quest 4 2011 Antique maps 2 2011 Ancestral Quest free version 4 2014 Appalachian Aristocracy 1 2013 Ancestral Quest new features 9 2011 Application cheat sheets 4 2012 Ancestral Quest Review 6 2014 Appointed administrators of 5 2012 Ancestry - difference in library & estates in early Virginia personal 9 2014 Apps that sync with 2 2012 Ancestry - ranking searches FamilySearch `4 2015 Ancestry Academy 9 2011 Archive reel locater 9 2015 Ancestry academy - learning to 6 2012 Arkansas - newspapers online use newspapers.com 6 2013 Arkansas Confederate Pension 10 2014 Ancestry and affiliates now Records available in all TN classes 2 2011 Athens George newspapers 2 2016 Ancestry Card Catalog online 6 2013 Ancestry DNA Tool 4 2010 Atlanta Newspaper Archives 5 2015 Ancestry exploring sale of the 10 2015 Atlas of historical county company boundaries 10 2014 Ancestry genealogy toolkit 3 2009 Audacity 10 2013 Ancestry has acquired Find-A- 12 2009 Audacity Grave 2 2011 Audacity - audio editing 1 2010 Ancestry iphone app 12 2015 Autosomal DNA statistics 6 2011 Ancestry Magazine - 100 best 6 2016 Autosomal DNA Testing sites Comparison Chart 4 2010 Ancestry Magazine archives on 9 2009 Available Webinars Google Books 12 2009 Avast 6 2011 Ancestry Magazine online 3 2009 AVG Antivirus Software 2 2015 Ancestry Mobile Search coming 12 2009 AVG Antivirus Software 3 2016 Ancestry now has Irish Catholic 3 2009 Avidemux Parish Records 11 2010 Battles of Saratoga participants 12 2009 Bavarian WWI Personnel Rosters 6 2014 Beginners guide to genetic 2 2015 BYI Family History Library videos genealogy on YouTube 12 2012 Beginners to genealogy - useful 1 2012 BYU ancestors site sites listed 3 2013 BYU Family History and 2 2013 Beginning Researchers - Must Genealogy sources see links 5 2015 BYU Family History Library 2 2014 Beginning Tennessee Research offerings on YouTube 4 2012 Behold Software Program 5 2015 BYU links - forms but WAIT - look 3 2010 Belarc System Analyzer in the left column 9 2015 Benington Vermont records 3 2012 BYU TV 3 2013 Best Genealogy sites - user poll 3 2016 BYU TV relative race 9 2009 Big File Transfer 3 2016 BYU's webinars on YouTube 5 2012 Billion Graves project 6 2016 California genealogy resources 4 2014 Biographical directory of 6 2011 Canada - Fort Langley Congress 12 2011 Canada - passenger lists 4 2013 Biographies at GenealogyHound 6 2014 Canadian Ancestry site 3 2011 Bitly 12 2009 Canadian County Atlas Project 6 2012 Bitly - shorten links 12 2009 Canadian Genealogy Centre 4 2010 Black Viper Website 2 2011 Blog talk radio 11 2010 Canadian Immigration Records 11 2009 Blogger 12 2009 Canadian Naturalization 2 2011 Blogging for beginners webinar 4 2012 Carbonite 3 2009 Blogs 6 2016 Carolina before 1729 3 2009 Blogs 1 2010 Casefile Clues 5 2011 Blogs - genealogy 5 2011 Casefile Clues for beginners `4 2015 Bombing during the London Blitz 3 2015 Castle Garden site - immigration 1 2009 Book Printing 10 2013 Catalog of Historical Newspapers 3 2009 Bookmarking 12 2014 Catholic Cemeteries in the 12 2009 Bookmarks Archdiocese of St Louis 9 2012 Books - Hathi Trust 3 2009 CCleaner 1 2012 Books - online genealogy books 12 2009 CCleaner 9 2012 Books - online genealogy books 12 2014 Cemetery removal information 2 2016 Books on white slave children in in flooded counties Maryland & VA 4 2012 Census - 1940 census takers 2 2016 Bounty land and pensions for 12 2011 Census - 1940 indexing help War of 1812 9 2011 Census - 1940 Stephen Morse 4 2010 Branches genealogy software 6 2012 Census - FamilySearch Indexing 2 2012 Brick Walls in genealogy 6 2012 Census - number of counties 1 2013 British Library e-books 3 2013 Census - questions asked on 12 2010 Browser reviews each census 3 2011 Bulletin board discussion for our 4 2012 Census - US Ancestry from 2000 group census 6 2012 Bundle links to share 5 2012 Census 1940 - finding out of 12 2014 Bureau of Land Management - order entries California 12 2015 Census codes by Steve Morse 10 2012 Bureau of Land Management - 5 2012 Census effective dates Eastern States 6 2014 Census enumeration districts 1 2011 Bureau of Land Management site 10 2012 Census Guide 1 2013 Census Guides 5 2012 Cloud storage 9 2011 Census map - 2010 9 2011 Coastal survey maps 6 2011 Census record clues 10 2013 Collaboration between 9 2011 Census records online FamilySearch & MyHeritage 5 2015 Census records/images free to 12 2011 Collaborative Bookmark site search on Mocavo 3 2009 Collierville Library Databases 9 2012 Census Research Tips 6 2015 Collin county TX marriage 3 2013 Census wildcard & soundex records search hint 9 2011 Colorado - Genealogical Society 2 2016 Centennia - software shows 3 2016 Colorado Historic Newspaper European boundaries Collection 9 2015 Center for Jewish History 12 2012 Colorado resources 6 2011 Certification as genealogist 9 2016 Colorado Springs City Directories 6 2015 Changes in ancestry.com 1879-1922 subscription contents 12 2014 Colorado State Archives 4 2016 Changes to AncestryDNA 9 2013 Columbia SC City Directory 1 2012 Charts, Forms and Timelines 10 2012 Combine PDF documents 9 2010 Chatham Illinois Municipal 10 2009 Community Trees at Family Cemeteries Search 3 2012 Cheat sheets for computer apps 10 2013 Compacting your genealogy 9 2010 Checking bookmarks in firefox database 10 2014 Cherokee Nation 1835 census 5 2012 Computer - 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