My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
On my TravelGenee blog I share my family history and my travels researching and learning about family history. The Genealogical Research category covers any blog posts that features family history research. This might include research trips, tips for your research, online places to explore and more.
I write about family history conferences I attend so you can learn from the things I learn.
You will also find my posts for blogging challenges for family history month and others like the A to Z blogging challenge each April.
At RootsTech in Salt Lake City in February 2020 GeneaBloggers awarded Randy Seavers the GeneaBloggers lifetime achievement award. Fellow blogger, Dear Myrtle, says it best so check out the video to hear all about Randy’s Read More …
The other day I landed at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta. I was on my way from Australia to visit a cousin in Tallahassee. By passenger numbers, it is said to be the Read More …
Looking back at RootsTech London It’s that time of year again. It’s getting close to Christmas and I am still trying to catch up with my work that pays for my fantastic family history adventure. Read More …
I have received a media update from Rootstech News about David Kennerly to Keynote RootsTech so here is an extract. To see the full release check out the FamilySearch newsroom. White House Photographer David Kennerly Read More …
Bring on the Donny Osmond Fans for Day Three Rootstech London Day three drew in a large crowd with the Donny Osmond fans eager to see him on the large Rootstech stage for his keynote Read More …
Day two had two keynote speakers, Kadeena Cox MBE, British Paralympic Gold Medalist and Steve Rockwood, FamilySearch International CEO. Both gave invigorating talks about their lives and families. As a first time ambassador, it was Read More …
RootsTech Ambassadors attend the Ancestry breakfast The day started super early for me at 7.30 am the Ancestry breakfast meeting for Day One Rootstech London. Fortunately for me, it was located on the Sunborn London Read More …