Family history binder

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For Christmas 2016, I put together a family history binder for my father-in-law. I began at the beginning of September with the intention of including both his paternal and maternal lines, but with…

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

It’s been well over a month since I last posted on this blog, and despite the fact that I’ve been itching to get back to it, life in general just seems to keep getting in the way. But that’s quite okay, life’s for living and that’s what our time on this earth is all about. Summer on the farm: shifting sheep Besides the very busy Christmas period that I’ve no doubt we all experience, life on the farm has also been so busy, busy, busy lately. Whenever I think that I’m about to get a free hour…

I recently shared online some pictures of my Family Tree Filing system and organisation and it proved to be popular amongst fellow Family History Researchers, so I thought I would expand and explai…

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

Binders are a great tool for organizing and sharing family history research. Not only can they can help you organize information for your own reference, but they are also a great way to share your discoveries in a portable, easy-to-understand format that other family members can flip through and enjoy.

Dive deeper into your family's story with Legacy Books' '26 Things to Include in a Family History Book'. Capture memories beyond photos and text....