Solving your Picture Problems
Pictures tell a brilliant story about our ancestors. But what do
we do when pictures have problems\, like no writing on the back\, too man
y conflicting names and dates\, and unfamiliar faces? Learn the antidote t
o these dilemmas and finally use those pictures in your research.
Key
Learning Objectives:
1. Why would you use pictures in family history
research?
2. How to sort family pictures.
3. How to overcome pr
oblems with family pictures such as:
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ritten on the back
4. How to use pictures in your family history.
Allyson is a genealogy speaker\, writer\, and consultant. She has spo ken at national and state conferences including Salt Lake Institute for Ge nealogy and RootsTech. She has written several articles for The Crossroads Magazine. She finished her Accredited Genealogy credential in the Southwe st Region in 2024. She volunteers as a UGA board member with the Webinar C ommittee. She enjoys pictures and writing. She shares tips on \;rememberingrelatives.weebly.com/. She lives in Salt Lake City.
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