Blogging A to Z for April

Tessa Keough at the Legacy Virtual Users Group(LVUG) on Google+ posted about this blogging event for the month of April. So here I am! I am going to take a look at something or some one different in my Legacy database every day (except Sundays) for the month of April.

Here is what my Legacy database looks like today.

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The Great Genealogy Shape Up of 2018!

For most of 2017, I spent my genealogy time cleaning up my database in Legacy Family Tree. I'm still working on cleaning up messes from when I first started my family tree. For 2018, I plan to continue cleaning up my database. I would also like to finish adding all Find A Grave information to my database as well. Find A Grave is a great place to find leads to research. Legacy makes it very easy to find everyone in your database who do not have Find A Grave memorials. Click the drop-down arrow on the Find A Grave icon and it gives you the following options: I selected create a list of people without a Find A Grave Memorial and I got a nice LONG list of people. From this list, I have been able to find more ancestors to research and add to my database. My other goal for 2018 is to find the people in my database who do not have a source {yes, I said without a source. Gasp!} Leg...

Evernote Genealogy Shared Notebook | An Update

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