Part I: Begin Your Family History Odyssey
Chapter 1. Why
Explore Your Genealogy?
Chapter 2. Balance Traditional and Electronic Research
Chapter 3. Organize and Create Your Family Tree
Chapter 4. Place Your Ancestors into Context and Locate Vital
Records
Chapter 5. Use Census Schedules and Records to Locate Your
Ancestors
Chapter 6. Extend Your Research with Advanced Record Types
Chapter 7. Use the Many Types of Military Service Records
Chapter 8. Understand and Use Land and Property Records
Chapter 9. Locate and Use Immigration and Naturalization
Records
Part II: Research Methods and Strategies
Chapter 10.
Discover Where to Locate Documents About Your Family
Chapter 11. Learn How to Successfully Research Your Ancestors on
the Internet
Chapter 12. Research and Verify Your Ancestors Using Genetic
Genealogy (DNA)
Chapter 13. Follow Alternative Research Paths to Locate Difficult
Records
Chapter 14. Plan a Very Successful Genealogical Research Trip
Chapter 15. Harness Technology for Your Genealogical Research
Index
George G. Morgan is president of Aha! Seminars, Inc. In addition to
his extensive responsibilities with Aha! Seminars, Inc., George is
an avid genealogist. His interest began at age ten when he and his
paternal grandmother and aunt divulged his paternal history
extending back before the American Revolution. In the years since
then, George’s genealogical research has expanded to include all
the branches of his family tree and he has investigated leads in
materials in all sorts of places. Libraries, archives, and
courthouses are among his favorite haunts, but he will leave no
stone unturned, even to the point of tracking down the original
1914 newspapers containing his great-grandparents’ obituaries in a
records retention facility owned by a county board of education. He
is a master in working with and understanding all types of
genealogical record types in the U.S., Canada, the United Kingdom,
and Australia. With the advent of electronic research materials, he
has become an recognized expert in using software programs,
databases, Internet resources, online databases, Internet
genealogical mailing lists and message boards, search engines,
directories, subscription databases, and all the major online
services around the world.
George is the author of seven landmark genealogy books. These
include: The Genealogy Forum on America Online: The Official User’s
Guide; the award winning Your Family Reunion: How to Plan It,
Organize It, and Enjoy It, both published by Ancestry Publishing.
His award-wining book, How to Do Everything with Your Genealogy,
published by McGraw Hill as part of the highly successful “How to
Do Everything” series, is now available in its fourth edition. This
book is one of the best-selling genealogy “how-to” genealogy books
published in the last 20 years! George has also written the first
and second editions of The Official Guide to Ancestry.com. His
Genealogical Research in the Major Repositories of London,
published through Lulu.com, has sold hundreds of copies.
George is a prolific writer in other areas as well. He began in
1996 by writing the award-winning weekly online genealogy column,
“Along Those Lines…” that appeared first in the Genealogy Forum on
America Online and then exclusively at the Ancestry.com web site
from January 2000 to March 2006, and additional columns for
Ancestry Daily News. He also appears weekly in the Plus Edition of
Eastman’s Online Weekly Newsletter, at the bi-monthly electronic
genealogy magazine Digital Genealogist, in the Ancestry Weekly
Journal at Ancestry.com, and at other online venues. He has written
literally hundreds of articles for genealogy print magazines:
Ancestry Magazine, The Association of Genealogists Quarterly,
Discovering Family History, Everton’s GenealogicalHelper, Family
Chronicle Magazine, Family Tree Magazine, The Federation of
Genealogical Societies FORUM, Genealogical Computing (published by
Ancestry Publishing), Heritage Quest Magazine, Internet Genealogy,
The NGS News Magazine, and Southern Queries Magazine. His other
online venues over the last decade have included Sony
Communications’ Emazing.com “Genealogy Tip of the Day” and a stint
with ChineseRoots.com.
George is a popular speaker at international genealogical
conferences and has presented all across the United States in
national, state, and local conference. He also has presented in
Canada, in the U.K., and on several international genealogical
cruises. His range of genealogical interests and speaking topics is
among the most diverse among the genealogical speaking community.
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