Russell Bangerter
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Finding ancestors names and processing them for temple ordinance work brings lots of joy. Here are some of my family's experiences of doing research and family temple ordinance work through the years.
Come to the RootsTech conference at Salt Palace March 21-23 and learn about updates from FamilySearch to the new Family Tree. Also, Family History Expo retreat at Plaza Hotel April 8-12. Get help with your bric...
Should you ever find family history documents or photos in a garbage dumpster, retrieve them as soon as possible, even if they're not for your own family. Get them to a safe place until you can find the person ...
My service in the Granite Mountain Records Vault as a microfilm evaluator about 41 years ago. How it has enhanced my training as a professional researcher.
Family histories, photos and recorded interviews of loved ones can be the perfect gifts to give for Christmas this year. Digitizing those things can bring much happiness too.
The account of Elders Paul Langheinrich, Rudolph K. Poecker and others who protected genealogy records in Germany. How they exhumed them and got them to the Genealogical Society after the war. The inspection of...
In his father's attic, Stephon Tull found an audio recording of an interview his father did with Martin Luther King Jr. We can all do something to search for missing pieces of our family history.
If you knew where the family records were, what would you sacrifice to get them? Nephi and his brothers sacrificed to obtain the plates containing their family records; our family made sacrifices as well to obt...
2012 has seen several fires already. Homes destroyed and records burned. What can be done to safeguard family records and photos against calamity ahead of time, before it strikes?
Report of first genealogy conference in seven-stake Murray region, with classes ranging from basic genealogy to writing family histories.