Posts about the best ways to care for, preserve, interpret, and use family photos & records in your genealogy research.
Today I'm contemplating the combination of photo booths and family. Frieda and the Photo Booth I found this photo strip of my grandmother recently. My father's mother, Frieda Hann, was born late in December [...]
Esther Ross Innes (1849-1938) Just 12 years after photography was invented, Esther Ross was born on 25 Apr 1849 in Old Machar parish, Aberdeen, Scotland. Esther Ross Innes at her home, 20 Auchmill, [...]
Finding family photo clues is an important skill for any genealogist. Clues usually lie inside family photos every genealogist possesses. Learn about resources for family photo clues using the main image (above). Hann [...]
Today's tip is simple: use 100 percent cotton paper. For the printouts you intend to keep forever, cotton paper is the way to go. Paper Permanence Choose 100 percent cotton paper like Strathmore because [...]
