Genealogy organization

This is the sixth and final post of my Family History Binder series. Click here to go back to part one. In each section of my binder, I placed copies of every document I had about each individual i…

If you are anything like me, you have binders and file folders full of records, memorabilia, research, etc. on the many branches of your family tree.

Spreadsheets are perfect for genealogy research to help organize, manage, and visualize discoveries and progress.

Whether you like file folders or binders, it's time to corral all your research and organize it. It will save you time and money (and who doesn't want a little more of each.) My latest article will list the pros and cons of setting up either a folder or binder system for your family history papers. #Genealogy #Organization #FamilyHistory #Research #GrayStableyGenealogyServices

Discover several systems that can help you organize a mountain of genealogy research files before you go crazy.

Is your research a disorganized mess? Get started on the road to genealogy organization with these beginner tips. Plus, download our free genealogy organization ebook.

These 30 free genealogy sites can help you search if you have European roots. Do you know where your ancestry is from? I know that my parents are from Puerto Rico, but I also know that the buck doesn't stop there. We have all probably seen and heard about shows or videos where random people are tested to see where their ancestors are from. They are always surprised at what they find. Wouldn't it be cool to be surprised just the same?

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…

These free genealogy research forms are perfect for tracking records and organizing your files.