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The Family History Guide
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Learn how to get started with family history using The Family History Guide website (www.thefhguide.com) and explore research, activities, and more.
TFHG - Researching Records in South Africa
Learn about the essential records you'll need for finding your ancestors and relatives in South Africa, featuring FamilySearch and Ancestry collections, as well as resources from South African archives and genealogical societies.
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Видео
TFHG - Janet Helland Interview
Просмотров 1492 месяца назад
Watch and listen as one of the first adopters of The Family History Guide shares her experiences in discovering, using, and sharing the website with many family history center visitors, trainers, and genealogists.
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in South Africa
Просмотров 853 месяца назад
Discover the keys to successful family history research in South Africa, including the history and geography of the country, and important record resources.
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Switzerland
Просмотров 1104 месяца назад
Get a solid start to your Swiss family history research with this video narrated by Dr. James Tanner.
TFHG - Introducción a La Guía de Historia Familiar
Просмотров 1854 месяца назад
Realice una visita guiada por el sitio web La Guía de Historia Familiar, el centro de investigación y aprendizaje sobre historia familiar líder en la industria. Este video cubre todas las características principales del sitio, desde la página de inicio hasta Rastreador en Línea, en 23 minutos, con énfasis en la investigación y los recursos latinoamericanos.
TFHG - Why We Need Our Family Story Now More Than Ever
Просмотров 3035 месяцев назад
Simple acts of recording and sharing family memories can have a profound effect through generations. Discover the tremendous difference they made in the lives of these family members and how family stories can enrich your life.
Why I Love The Family History Guide
Просмотров 5866 месяцев назад
Discover how The Family History Guide has become a favorite of youth and grownups alike, as they explore their individual family history journeys.
TFHG - 5 Minute Feature, Language Resources
Просмотров 1217 месяцев назад
Learn about a variety of helpful language resources built into The Family History Guide, to help you span the globe in your family history work.
TFHG - Intro video, 2024
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Take a guided tour through The Family History Guide website, the industry-leading learning and research hub for family history. This video covers all the main features of the site, from the home page to the Online Tracker, in less than 25 minutes. 00:00 Welcome 00:36 Navigation 00:50 App / Mobile Friendly 01:26 Select Language 01:42 Search feature 02:16 Today's Tip 02:34 Beginners 02:46 Home pa...
TFHG - 5 Minute Feature, Country Pages
Просмотров 1798 месяцев назад
Learn how to find a wide variety of country pages for research in The Family History Guide.
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Austria
Просмотров 1538 месяцев назад
James Tanner walks you through the basics of doing genealogy research in Austria, including history, geography, immigration trends, and research tips.
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Argentina
Просмотров 1349 месяцев назад
Learn more about finding and documenting your ancestors in Argentina, including civil registration, church records, and a variety of online resources.
TFHG - 5 Minute Feature, Class Outlines
Просмотров 6809 месяцев назад
Here's a guided tour of the Class Outlines feature in The Family History Guide. See how to deliver high-quality family history training with a minimum of preparation time.
TFHG - Family History for Absolute Beginners, Part 2
Просмотров 44610 месяцев назад
This video in the series gets you started with gathering and recording family history information, and shows you to where to get help to learn the basic skills you need. (At 6:19 FamilySearch has changed how they link their Help screens.)
TFHG - Genealogy for Absolute Beginners, Part 1: Come and Learn the Stories
Просмотров 73510 месяцев назад
This is the first of a three-part series for absolute beginners in genealogy, by James Tanner. This video discusses what genealogy is, and the challenges and opportunities that newcomers find when starting their journey.
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Argentina
Просмотров 12211 месяцев назад
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Argentina
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Italy
Просмотров 10311 месяцев назад
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Italy
TFHG - 5 Minute Feature: Record Search Practice Exercises
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TFHG - 5 Minute Feature: Record Search Practice Exercises
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Italy
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TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Italy
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Sweden
Просмотров 117Год назад
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Sweden
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Wales
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TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Wales
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Wales
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TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Wales
TFHG Library and Archive Research, Part 3 - Catalogs and Research Tips
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TFHG Library and Archive Research, Part 3 - Catalogs and Research Tips
TFHG - Library and Archive Research, Part 2 - Understanding Library Organization
Просмотров 68Год назад
TFHG - Library and Archive Research, Part 2 - Understanding Library Organization
TFHG Library and Archive Research, Part 1 - Intro
Просмотров 122Год назад
TFHG Library and Archive Research, Part 1 - Intro
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Central America
Просмотров 57Год назад
TFHG - Researching Genealogical Records in Central America
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Central America
Просмотров 67Год назад
TFHG - Starting Your Genealogical Research in Central America
Just butchering all the names.
Love this website
Thank you, Janet! So well done - informative and motivational!
1:21
Beautiful!
This is amazing!
Thanks so much for your support!
This is an amazing and almost unbelievable guide for Family History. Thank you very much.
Craig, thanks for the kind words!
What is Goal D 2 and where it be found, a link maybe? Thanks
It's in the United States page of The Family History Guide - www.thefhguide.com/project-9-united-statesd2.html
We love The Family History Guide!
This video is one of our favorites - so well-done!
Thank you where can I find these links please?
Hi Fred - Check out www.thefhguide.com/project-9-austria.html to get started
@@thefamilyhistoryguide thank you!
i can’t find anything on my last name like at all besides they sold dried fruit. can you find anything on the surname hutzler?
Hi - unfortunately we don't provide personal genealogy assistance. You could check out www.thefhguide.com/project-9-germany.html#b or contact the FamilySearch Library for a free online consultation.
This is awesome! I love it!!!
Thank you Julia!
Makes you wonder how accurate this guide is with such a glaring error.
We believe it's a good and accurate video, as mentioned by the previous commenter, with the exception of the location of the Records Office explosion.
Colditz Family origin?
There is a Colditz Castle and town near Leipzig in Saxony, Germany - that might hold some clues.
Me to it runs my side family heritage and great way having fun to explore the real lifestyle changing my name is Heather ha
So many great ideas! Thank you to The Family History Guide!
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Could you please do a video on President Taft and his family?
Hi - the videos we produce are for wide interests, not for specific family lines.
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This is usefull and great
What do we do if a parent was adopted by a family member?
Hi Mary - check out www.thefhguide.com/project-9-united-statesb3.html#goal-b3 If it's another country, try the Vital Records or Civil Registration Goal for that country.
You're doing an awesome job! Keep up the great work.
This video is an excellent introduction to Family History Research in Ireland, but contains one significant error. The 1922 Public Records Office explosion was in Dublin, not in Belfast as stated by the narrator.
Pat, thanks for the correction!
Love this!
Great video!!!
Thank you to all involved in the creation of our Activities Pages! We hope that this overview is helpful and motivational!
Can donations be made by Venmo or in person at RootsTech?
Donations can be made by Venmo, Paypal or other means. Go to www.thefhguide.com/donate.html to see a full list of options.
@@thefamilyhistoryguide Thank you!
I just discovered “the family history guide” this past weekend at our GenealogyKC conference in Kansas City Missouri. I was so excited about what I learned I went home and did an introduction to it on my RUclips genealogy channel. I love this site. It’s amazing and I plan to keep sharing and teaching others about it! Thank you Bob Taylor for starting and continuing this project.
We are so glad you discovered this incredible site! Thank you for sharing it!
loved your videos! are you on audea? most of my audio is consumed there and would appreciate the audio version of your content on that platform
Beautiful!
My great grandparents surnames were Hone and they and my ancestors lived for centuries around the Oxfordshire and Warwickshire area and I was just wondering if this means they have any relation, whether distant or not with the Anglo-Irish Hone family who can trace their origins back to Samuel Hone from Marlborough. If anyone could help me I would greatly appreciate it.
Hello - we are not able to provide individual research help here, but you are welcome to check out our pages for Oxfordshire research (www.thefhguide.com/9-england/project-9-eng-oxfordshire.html) and Warwickshire research (www.thefhguide.com/9-england/project-9-eng-warwickshire.html) in The Family History Guide.
So many lessons in this one fun activity!
Wonderful people.
Wish the audio was better. I really wanted to hear about the Family Mystery Activity. Couldn't hear any of it. Is there a downloadable copy of the activity with more details? Where can we find out about this activity?
Thank you for watching! Could you let us know the exact place in the video that you are having trouble hearing? We will try to get you information about that activity.
@@angelleanderson4656 The whole thing has like an echo which I think is the problem but I more noted it in the second half. I put on the subtitles and then I could read it. Fun ideas and thank your for doing the video.
Most interesting video. I look forward to using it.
Very useful since I have a patron who wants to learn how to do research! Thank you.
Thanks, Sara - we wish you both the best!
Thank you. This is great. I have been enjoying these weekly activities and love them.
Thanks, Cynthia - we are happy to help!
Another great and insightful video, James!!
You failed to mention the War of Independence, the Declaration of Arbroath, the Jacobite rebellion, or the Scottish Enlightenment. the breakdown of the Clan system but its endurance in Victorian times and into the 20th Century. Also, you mention the Highland Clearances but there was also the Lowland Clearances as well. The Scottish diaspora covered Northern Ireland, Canada, Australia, NZ, and South Africa. Scots are very proud and stubborn. The important part in doing Scottish Genealogy is "Scotland is not England". Scotland has maintained separate laws on BMD/Property/Probates; and also its education system; the religious influence of the church or kirk; monetary notes and banking. The Census is administered separately as well as the recording of Vital Records is purely done in Scotland giving different BMD details compared to England/Wales.
Thanks for the info, Alan.
This is great! I am new to family history. I find this easy to follow and enjoyable. It will sure make my research efficient. Thank you so much for this.
Thank you, Antonette! Best wishes for your success in family history.
Where can I find instructions on how to play these games?
Bruce, check out www.thefhguide.com/act-family.html
@@thefamilyhistoryguide Thanks, but I still need more information on the games in #11 that are highlighted in the video. How is the Human Knot played? Is the Family History Fun Basket the same as described in #1? In Facts and Fiction, is there a template for sample facts, fiction, and actions? The outdoor activities look really fun and I'd love to try them, but I don't know how.
For the "“If, Then" Activity - To play this game prepare questions and answers from your family history. As a leader, have some “actions” in mind (jumping jacks, run in place, arm circles, etc.) and select one for a “true” and answer, and a different one for a “false” answer. Everyone stands in a circle and the leader calls out the ancestor’s information and each person decides if the statement is true or false and does that action. For example, a statement could be, “Great-grandpa Clark crossed the ocean when he was 17 years old.” Then the choices could be “turn in a circle 10 times if he did” or do “6 jumping jacks” if he didn’t. Everyone learns what really happened as the leader gives the correct answer.
So helpful. Thank you!
Pueden subtitular en español.?
Hola Aldo: en la parte inferior del video de RUclips, haz clic en la rueda de Configuración. Luego, active la función de subtítulos y seleccione español.
WOW!!!!'Very lovley girl from a talented background
Claribel Flute, that's the cutest thing I've ever heard. You must be proud to be a part of this great instrument.
Thanks, James!
Thank you!
You are welcome, Betsy!
Sorry I could not attend in person. Had a previous appointment. Can you post the FaceBook page here as well. I tried "The Family History Guide VIP" and I did not find it. And the RUclips summary did not include it.
The VIP Facebook Group is here: facebook.com/groups/2649786165311659