https://www.familysearch.org/blog/en/familysearch-2019-year-in-review/ How does the FamilySearch sponsored annual RootsTech Conferenc...
RootsTech.org Compared to the photo above, the first RootsTech Conference, held in 2011, was a quiet affair. The official attendance was...
Experience RootsTech 2018. February 28–March 3, 2018, at the Salt Palace Convention Center. Discover your family. Discover yourself. Participate in more than...
I had such a great time at RootsTech in 2013 that I can’t wait to see what’s coming in 2014. Last year, Dennis Brimhall’s Keynote speech blew me away. He gave the ultimate Family History story and experience. His daughter had done the research on his father’s (her grandfather’s) experience in the War (WWII) and…
The speaker's bag (yellow) and the regular conference goer bag on the right (blue) 1. I discovered that every conference goer ...
Sometimes the Best Stuff is the Stuff You Don't Plan I had a FAN-tabulous time at RootsTech this year. As I mentioned before, what I did do wasn't what I'd thought I'd be doing. It was WAY better!...
The excitement and hoopla of RootsTech 2016 ended last Saturday and I came home with a bag, two new books to peruse, class notes, and lots of pieces of paper. So what’s next?How do I organ…
Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles will be the featured speakers of during the family history leadership se...
If you missed this year's RootsTech genealogy conference, join Crista Cowan for a quick look at some of the highlights from that event. Link to LeVar Burton...
The winner of the RootsTech 2013 Developer Challenge is Tammy Hepps, who has developed a browser-based application called Treelines ( www.tr...
RootsTech.org Quoting from an email, This year’s theme is "discover," a single word that communicates endless possibilities and inspirati...
The annual Rootstech 2014 Conference is quickly approaching, and I am getting very excited!! How about you? And I'm also wondering what I'm going to pack for February in Salt Lake City, Utah. Are...
I've been spending a fair amount of time in the RootsTech exhibit hall this year. Instead of rushing off to a luncheon each day, I packed my...
In the early history of many countries, women came under the legal status of their husbands, so they are not always listed in the records. Finding the wife of your ancestor or identifying a maiden name can be challenging. Learn how to find U.S. records which may contain clues for your female ancestors and which methods are best for discovering the women in your family lines.
During November on facebook gratitude has been the object of discussion and I’m grateful for my memories! Earlier this year at RootsTech ...
Although some of the features of the RootsTech Connect 2021 website will end on February 27, 2021, much of the website, including the Sessio...
It's been a long, exhilarating but also exhausting day. Before drifting off into dreamland, I want to share a few things I learned today in ...
https://www.rootstech.org/blog/survival-guide-rootstech-2019?et_cid=1304388&et_rid=107108866&linkid=CTA&cid=em-rt-8071 The weather repo...
To add some inner light to what for many is a bleak mid-winter, you must see the Family Discovery Day presentation of Elder Jeffrey R. Holland and his wife Pat as they take their three children back to St. George, where they grew up, to remember and connect. Available at this link, and with the
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