Journey Through the Generations

Are you attending the in-person RootsTech conference? Well, we share some updated information to help you prepare for the conference.We hope this helps as you get ready to attend the conference.Look for us at the conference, stop us and say hello. We plan to interview conference attendees for a future podcast.Support the Show.Blog: https://www.journeythroughthegenerations.com Faceb

With just over a month left for RootsTech, we have officially started to prepare for the trip. We will have a very busy schedule, but in this episode, we talk about some of the things you should prepare for if you are registered for the conference.Support the Show.Blog: https://www.journeythroughthegenerations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JourneyThroughtheGenerations Twit

We had a fantastic 2023. We've increased our reach and look forward to continuing this in 2024. In this episode, we talk about some of the new things for us in 2024. Take a listen and let us know what you think.If you're interested in being a sponsor or want to collaborate, contact us via Social Media or through the blog.Support the Show.Blog: https://www.journeythroughth

Technology is a huge part of doing family research. It allows us to find documents, records, photos, books, etc. that we may or may not have been able to find. And we can find it in a more quick, efficient manner.if you are having a technology issue that you want us to do a YouTube video or podcast on, let me know and we'll look at doing that in 2024.Below is a list of tech it

We all have a story to tell. And yes, we know the story is not always a good one. However, it's a part of your family and if anything, because you are here, it's because of the strength and determination of your ancestors.Call their names by telling the story of You. You can do this in several ways, and we talk about some of those in this episode.Phillip started a new pod

DNA is one of the most popular topics in family research. While we aren't experts by any means, we can share our experiences, thoughts, knowledge, and resources with you to help navigate using DNA in your family research.Links to DNA ResourcesShannon Christmas - https://throughthetreesblog.tumblr.com/aboutCousin Paige's Genealogy ServicesLinks to DNA Test KitsAncestry DNA

On Day 9, we talk about finding information and records about your family in organizations and churches your family members may have been members of. For example, was your ancestor a/an:- Freemason or Eastern Star- Fraternity/Sorority- Church Groups- School Groups- Alumni Associationsand there's much more.Click here for the podcast where we talked about funeral programs.Click

Uncover your family's past using immigration records for genealogical gold. Explore how these historical archives reveal arrival details, personal information, and familial connections, offering a window into your ancestors' journeys.Go to our Facebook page to see the image of Phillip's ancestor on a ship manifest record entering the United States.Support the Show.Bl

Phillip and Trisha talk about the F.A.N. principle in family research. F.A.N. is the acronym for Friends, Associates, and Neighbors.Go read Trisha's blog post about the F.A.N. principle.Listen to our podcast about the F.A.N. principle.Support the Show.Blog: https://www.journeythroughthegenerations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JourneyThroughtheGenerations Twitter: htt

Phillip and Trisha talk about military records.- Where can you find them?- What kind of information is there? and moreWe appreciate and thank all military members, past and present, for your service.Support the Show.Blog: https://www.journeythroughthegenerations.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JourneyThroughtheGenerations Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GenJourneyBlogYouTub