Albuquerque West FamilySearch Center

04/06/2026

Family history class Saturday April 11. 9:00 - 10:00 am. 7-bar FamilySearch Center. Learning about sources.

04/06/2026

How do you get through the hard things in your life?

Steve Young was one of the greatest American football quarterbacks of his generation, and he shares how community, shared experiences, and love helped him get through his hard experiences on the football field and in life.

Watch his address here: https://www.familysearch.org/en/rootstech/session/steve-young-rootstech-2026?cid=SO-00059516

04/06/2026

Over 30 million new records just dropped on FamilySearch. From Ireland to Italy and the Philippines, your next big family discovery is waiting.

Start finding your family for free today: https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/new-records-march-2026?cid=SO-00059686

04/06/2026

03/21/2026

Couldn’t catch everything during the RootsTech by FamilySearch event? No worries! Keynotes, classes, and cultural celebrations are available year-round online! Just click the link in the first comment.

03/21/2026

"Wait, I didn't know FamilySearch had this!" 😲

I've heard this comment frequently when I talk about this hidden list on FamilySearch.

As you know, FamilySearch privatizes profiles of the living (at least those you've marked as such).

But have you forgotten to document that some of your living relatives have passed on to the other side?

If you're managing a tree on FamilySearch, there's a specific feature that helps you find "living deceased" people that you may have forgotten about. I know I did.

Watch the walkthrough to find and fix this list, then tell me: Do You Have “Living Deceased” People in your FamilySearch Family Tree?

FamilySearch

03/21/2026

Genealogy Humor to Start Your Weekend:

03/21/2026

Locating Your Ancestor's Civil War Unit:

In How to Find Your Ancestor's Civil War Unit (https://www.amyjohnsoncrow.com/how-to-find-your-ancestors-civil-war-unit/), genealogist Amy Johnson Crow has this advice: "Knowing what unit he served in is key to getting into those records and making sure you have the right person." The key resources that may indicate the Civil War unit include obituaries, county histories, tombstones, and more.

To learn more about researching your Civil War ancestors, see the resources in Goal E2 of the United States page (https://www.thefhguide.com/project-9-united-statese2.html ).

03/15/2026

Conflicting Dates in Records - Historical records frequently contain conflicting dates for the same event. Differences may occur in birth dates, marriage dates, death dates, or migration events. Understanding why these discrepancies occur helps researchers interpret records and establish more accurate timelines.

https://theancestorhunt.com/blog/conflicting-dates-in-records/

03/15/2026

Which history maker are you most like?

Do you stand firm like Rosa Parks? Offer comfort to those around you like Mother Theresa? Maybe you love equations and solving problems like Albert Einstein.

Click the link in the first comment to take our quick quiz and uncover the personality match that might surprise, and inspire you.

03/14/2026

😄 You know you’re Irish…

When you have absolutely no idea
how to make a long story short.

If there’s a point to be made, it’ll get there eventually – after a few side roads, a bit of history, and someone else’s story thrown in for good measure.



📸 Irish Roots