This blog was originally set-up for the Tri-State Genealogical Society. Under the new leadership, this blog and the original web site are no longer officially recognized by the society; however, it is continuing to be maintained by its creator, John G. West.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Has Your Family Talked About This?
Your family may have talked about this situation concerning the re-location of a loved ones burial. This may sound morbid or foolish, but many families move from "home" and want loved ones buried where they live today. There are many reasons why a family may want to do this as this article suggests.
Joy Neighbors blog site is one of my favorites - A Grave Interest. This article is called "Remains of the Day - Relocating a Body." She points out all of the things that are involved, plus cost considerations for each. She does make a great suggestion to consider as a possible alternate solution. Great article and a great blog!
- Compiled by Indiana Bones
Labels:
A Grave Interest,
Burials,
Indiana Bones,
Joy Neighbors
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Genealogy on Your Kindle Fire!
Using the Kindle Fire for Genealogy – GedFamilies
Just found a link to this article on Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter (EOGN) points to an easy way to carry your genealogy with you without having a computer. Use your Kindle or other electronic devices.
Here is part of the short article that has several links for more information: GenBlog by
Julie Cahill Tarr, Genealogist
"A few months ago, the company that developed Families [designed to work with the software Legacy Family Tree] released GedFamilies (Android, iOS, $7.99). From what I can tell (based on the product description, screenshots, and the “test drive” I took on Amazon) it is nearly identical to Families. The big difference between the two apps is that Families only works with Legacy Family Tree databases, while GedFamilies works with a GEDCOM file. That basically means that if you use ANY genealogy database software that can generate a GEDCOM 5.5.1 file, you can use the GedFamilies app and have your family tree on your Kindle Fire. Just like the Families app, you will need to download and install a syncing program on your computer."
Labels:
Droid,
Eastman's EOGN,
Gedcom Files,
GedFamilies,
GenBlog,
iOS,
Julie Tarr,
Kindle Fire,
Links,
syncing program
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Free Genealogy Workshop
Carolyn Howard
Author of "Blood of My Ancestor"
will conduct a FREE Genealogy Workshop
at Harrison College in Room 111
4601 Theater Drive, Evansville, Indiana
Thursday Night
February 7, 2013
6:00 - 7:30 PM
This is short notice, but I hope some TSGS members will get a chance to go to this workshop. All researchers should get out and check this workshop out!
[Click on image to get a larger, easier to read image!]
Sunday, February 3, 2013
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