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Volume 12 - Issue 16    10 September 2009
  This issue includes:
  • New Product

  • New Articles

  • Upcoming Events
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New Product

0rder online anytime or by phone 1-800-361-5168 (9 - 5pm, Mon. to Fri.):

SOFTWARE - Family Tree Maker 2010
Family Tree Maker, the genealogy software that is used by more family historians, has just released its new 2010 version.

Some of What’s New in Family Tree Maker 2010?
  • Standard source templates – Cite the right information every time.
  • Import your Ancestry.com family tree, along with attached photos.
  • Improved organization – Enjoy new ways to organize photos and other media.
  • Slideshows – Create slideshows from photos in your tree.
  • Family books – Publish beautiful keepsakes and books to share with friends and family.
  • A new person view – View relationships within the context of your entire family tree.
  • Scanner support – Add photos directly from your scanner.
  • Family migration paths – View timelines and interactive maps highlighting events and places in your ancestors’ lives.
  • Better Performance – Experience
Check out the first article in this week's newsletter where we included a review of several of the new features and options that it contains.

Global Genealogy has Family Tree Maker 2010 in stock and ready to ship now. If you are local to our Milton location, arrangements can be made to pickup your copy, contact us at 1-800-361-5168. We also ship world-wide daily.


NOTE: Rick Roberts of Global Genealogy is leading a Family Tree Maker all-day workshop in Ottawa, Ontario on Friday September 18th. It will be held in a meeting room at the Library and Archives of Canada building on Wellington Street. This workshop is one segment of the annual convention of the British Isles Family History Society of Greater Ottawa (BIFHSGO). You can book just this one workshop or plan to enjoy the weekend at one of the most popular family history conferences in Ontario. Registration form (all registrations are being handled by BIFHSGO)

  • More information on genealogy software programs...

  • New Books continued...
  • ALL of our resources listed by country and topic


    New Articles

    Family Tree Maker 2010: Product Review
    By: Rick Roberts
    The newly released Family Tree Maker 2010 arrived at our warehouse on Tuesday of this week. I was quick to pop open the first carton, grab a package, and head to my computer to check it out. After spending several hours exploring Family Tree Maker 2010 I can report that Family Tree Maker 2010 has successfully built on their earlier success with FTM 2009, adding popular new user-requested features, and improving overall performance.

    Historic Arkansas Marriage Records Online, 1837 to 1957
    By Paul Nauta.
    Hundreds of Thousands of Certificates Digitized and Indexed. The free online collection currently includes 442,058 records linked to 199,431 digital images of the original marriage certificates. The records represent the counties of Ashley, Baxter, Boone, Chicot, Clay, Crittenden, Desha, Drew, Fulton, Jackson, Johnson, Lee, Logan, Madison, Monroe, Montgomery, Nevada, Perry, and Pike.

    There's More Than One Way to Destroy Books
    By Shirley Gage Hodges.
    As a species we should learn from our history. Considering the events of the last couple of months regarding the Governor's effort to shut-down the Library of Michigan, I sometimes wonder if we do. I would like to take you back to March 8, 1989, the day when the Michigan Library and Historical building was dedicated, and share with you just a few of the quotes and feelings of that day. There is a startling contrast between dignitaries' comments on that day, and recent actions of the current Michigan Governor.

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    Upcoming Events

    Learn about upcoming genealogy and history meetings, seminars, conferences and lectures in Canada, USA and beyond.... or submit an event to be listed (no charge).

    Many new events have been added to the list this week. However we have a backlog of several more. Check back in a few days -- I hope to catch up over the weekend.

    Browse All Upcoming Events now...


    Global Genealogy is in Woodstock, Ontario Tonight (Sept 10):

    If you are going to be near Woodstock, Ontario tonight 10 September, plan to attend Oxford County Branch, Ontario Genealogy Society Meeting to be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 93 Lansdowne Ave, Woodstock. Rick Roberts will be speaking on the topic: Publishing a Local or Family History, Six Steps to Success. This practical 1 hour session is broken into two parts - content/structure of the book, and publishing or self-publishing the finished work. Whether you plan to print 1 copy or 10,000 copies, you will learn how to produce professional results while saving time, money and stress. Call Global Genealogy (1-800-361-5168) if there is a specific book or other product that you would like to evaluate at this event. We plan to take several copies of the new Family Tree Maker 2010 with us.


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