Posted on November 20, 2020
by Constance H. Knox
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Learn about how to research the family history for Persons of Color. This “footnotes” episode features Renate Yarborough Sanders. She teaches us how to research African American ancestors and the records for genealogy in the United States. Handout listed below. About Renate Yarborough Sanders: … Continue Reading “Researching Persons of Color: African American Genealogy in North Carolina and the U.S.”
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Are you familiar with the Social Security Death Index as a resource for your family history? In this video I’m talking about the two sets of records available and how it can help you with your genealogy research. Also, I’ll talk about where to… Continue Reading “How to Research the Social Security Death Index Online”
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Learn from the experts while attending a week long workshop at the North Carolina State Archives in Raleigh, from professional genealogists Diane L. Richard and Victoria P. Young. Get a week long personalized education from some of the best genealogists in the state. For… Continue Reading “Genealogy Workshop at the North Carolina Archives”
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Posted on January 13, 2019
by Constance H. Knox
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In case you’ve not see the Photo Restoration Series on Genealogy TV… here’s the link to the playlist. This is a seven part series demonstrating, step by step, how to restore old family photos using Adobe Photoshop CC. Five of the seven videos have… Continue Reading “Photo Restoration”
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This is my favorite video gear for shooting family events, interviews and reunions. Connie’s Favorite Gear for Interviewing Depending on the situation I will typically use the least amount of gear, but might grab any or all of these. Tripods Affordable Tripod Small tripod… Continue Reading “Connie’s Favorite Video Gear”
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