Citing sources is one of those things in g enealogy research that tends to make us kind of twitchy. We know we should be doing it and we want to do them right&hellip\; So\, we tend to stress out about it. \; But there is a key to thinking about citing sources & ndash\; and it won&rsquo\;t raise our blood pressure.
\nAmy Johnson Crow holds a master&rsquo\;s degree in library and information Science fro m Kent State University. She has held a Certified Genealogist®\; creden tial since 1995. Amy has worked at Ancestry.com\, served as the series edi tor for the National Genealogical Society Guides\, published by Rutledge H ill Press\, and was the co-author of \;Online Roots \;in that seri es.
\nAmy is the author of \;31 Days to Better Genealogy\, a res ource guide filled with practical tips you can put into practice right awa y\, as well as more than 40 articles in various genealogical publications. She has presented at genealogy&rsquo\;s top events\, including RootsTech and the Federation of Genealogical Societies&rsquo\; annual conference.
\n\nProgram offered through the Allen County Genealogical Socie ty of Indiana: \;https://www.acgsi.org/ \;
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