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Immortalize Your Blog by Turning It into a Family Search Memory
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Reblogged this on Retirement Reflections and commented:
More helpful tips from Mike Nelson.
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Fascinating! We are studying our family’s geneology and I appreciate this tutorial
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Thanks! Ya hopefully doing this will help future generations study their ancestors (you!). Please let me know if there are parts that aren’t very clear.
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This certainly got me thinking! I’ve recently joined an ancestry site, and have been immersed in searching my family history. It’s fascinating! Not sure I can devote any time right now to doing this though…Thanks, Michael and Donna!
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Thanks! Good luck with your family history! I hope some of your discoveries make it onto your blog, maybe others will catch the bug!
And FYI here is a link to specifically print “Still the Lucky Few” so you can skip right to using your browser to make the PDF of it: https://deadeasyfamilyhistory.org/?site=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.stilltheluckyfew.com&post-type=post&show_title=1&show_date=1&show_categories=1&show_featured_image=1&show_content=1&post-page-break=on&columns=2&font-size=normal&image-size=full&links=remove&rendering-wait=200&print-my-blog=1
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Reblogged this on Birk Schubert Family History and commented:
Great ideas to print and preserve your family history. Definitely worth a read.
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Thanks for spreading the word Forestwood!
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Just this week I learned of another service: https://forever.com
It is a paid service (although there is a free starter option) with fewer restrictions. I may make a similar tutorial for that sometime, especially if anyone indicates interest.
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