New Sites
Are you interested in learning more about technology and genealogy? Visit Internet Genealogy, a new site geared towards learning more about scanning, digital photography and handheld computers in genealogy.

Do you have a PDA (Palm, Visor) and want to learn all the things it can do? Drop by PDAWired, a new site with reviews and PDA info.

Latest Reviews
DearMYRTLE shows you how This new book will have you running to your computer to track down those elusive ancestors.

Be a Power User of the FamilySearch Site This new video will teach you tips and tricks about the LDS site. If you're just using this site to search for ancestors, you're missing out on helpful resources.

Digital Imaging for Genealogy This video contains everything you ever wanted to know about digital imaging, including choosing a scanner, using scanning software, printing quality photos and buying and using a digital camera.

Site of the Week
Solomon D. Butcher Photographs of the Nebraska Homestead Experience. Wonderful photos of life on the range. If your ancestor was a homesteader, you won't want to miss this page.

Articles
Did a Connecticut researcher have a ghostly encounter with her Georgia ancestors? Read Jeanne Bryan Insalaco's tale of an out-of-the-ordinary ancestral search.

Scanning Old Family Photos Do you want to preserve old photos by scanning them to digital files? Read on.

Writing a Family History This is a perfect time to start writing the wonderful stories handed down in your own family.

Five Steps to Successful Genealogy Searches Yes, you can do "real" genealogy searches on the Internet.

Genealogy in the News
Read how Kitty Wilson Evans, a retired kindergarten teacher, re-enacts the role of Kessie the slave as part of Georgia Heritage
Colonial Faire and Muster.

Nirvana in Key West. What would bring a small group of East European Jews in the late 1800s to settle in Key West? It was a town overrun by mosquitoes and had streets filled with . . .

When is an Indian Not an Indian? Janice McClure is the keeper of a crumbling ledger book, a census of the Confederated Tribes of the Flathead Reservation completed almost a century ago. It contains 2,000 . . .