Monday Recap for February 13, 2012

Posted February 13, 2012 by Amanda | No Comment

A recap of the past couple of weeks in links!

Genealogy Research vs. Privacy Restrictions (Archives.com) – Talking about privacy restrictions in genealogy research
Genealogy: FamilySearch indexes all U.S. censuses, will add 1940 quickly after April release (The Salt Lake City Tribune) – 1940s census records are coming soon!
How NBC’s ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ Picks Its Celebrities (Investors.com) – Ever wonder how the celebrities in Who Do You Think You Are? are chosen? Read this article to find out how.
QR Codes can ‘expand the experience’ of genealogists (Deseret News) – QR codes applied to headstones can give visitors access to more information.
More Ways I Use Evernote for Genealogy (Tonia’s Roots) – Blogger Tonia talks about how she uses Evernote in genealogy.
‘World’s last’ WWI veteran Florence Green dies aged 110 (BBC News) – A woman believed to be the last World War I veteran has died.
Researching Your Ex-Slave Ancestor (a3genealogy) – Kathleen Brandt gives tips on how to research your ex-slave ancestors
Hawaiian Genealogy Words (Nutifield Genealogy) – Blogger Heather Rojo shares some Hawaiian genealogy words