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10/01/2026

FamilySearch has had an AI program called Full Text in experimental stage. It is now out of the experimental stage and in full use on FamilySearch. Just click on the menu, "Search" and choose "Full Text" in the drop down menu. The video below will show you how to use this newest version of Full Text. They offer a new filter and the ability to correct the AI transcription. It is WONDERFUL!

https://youtu.be/bM65jvK7Jv0

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05/10/2025

https://youtu.be/OMRoKvOmHKo
July of 2026 will be 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. We have a lot to celebrate. The National Archives has put all the Revolutionary War Pension and Land Bounty records online. To help celebrate our freedom for the last 250 years, they are hoping people will help them transcribe these records. When I first hear about this, I started transcribing some of the records, but then thought that there must be a way for me to transcribe my own family records. I went on a hunt and figured out a fairly simple way to find records of my own family members. This video will show you how to do this. My hope is that many people will join in the search for their own ancestors and help transcribe their ancestors records and in doing so learn something about their ancestors efforts in the war for freedom. Hope you will be able to join us in celebrating 250 years of freedom.

03/08/2025

FamilySeardh has an experimental program that helps members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Days find temple ordinances that might need to be completed. This program is also a great research tool.
Here is the link to this program.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/campaign/family-ordinance-opportunities/
Here is a video that explains how to use the program. https://youtu.be/XBhCA82TITM

31/05/2025

1. FamilySearch has currently has eleven searchable databases with Revolutionary War records.
2. FamilySearch has one searchable database with all their Revolutionary War records.
This video will show you how to use and access these different records. https://youtu.be/jdZuG0SQLaw

27/03/2025

The National Archives and FamilySearch have partnered to transcribe the Revolutionary War Pension and Land Bounty records us the FamilySearch AI tool. This video will explain how they are working together to help celebrate 200 years of Freedom next 4 July 2026. See how you can help and or benefit from this partnership. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/bqjuPjpeiL8

26/02/2025

It is a challenge to coordinate efforts with others researching the same family lines. Having well documented sources helps everyone know what the source is about and makes it easier to recognize why the source was attached. The following video was created to help you learn how to change the titles on the sources and help you recognized reliable sources. https://youtu.be/p4rGDnfruD0

14/02/2025

When working with the FamilySearch AI tool, it is likely that you will be adding many sources. The more sources added to the person, the stronger the validation of the person. When there are a lot of sources, it sometimes is difficult to know what is found on those sources. This video will show you how to make it clearer and easier to read the sources and know what is found in that source. https://youtu.be/zq4OtsBQvVE

06/01/2025

Family Search AI is a wonderful, fantastic tool. It is in experimental stages so will most likely have changes in the future as they continue to improve it. In the meantime, we have the opportunity to use it to quickly find court records, books, military records, etc. about our ancestors and then have them transcribed. The transcriptions are not perfect, but usually good enough to read the document without reading the handwriting. With the click of a button you can find hundreds of records about a specific person in very early records back to the 1700s and possible earlier. Here is the video to show you how to use this exciting new tool: https://youtu.be/c0BodKqUtl0.Watch, explore and enjoy!

26/12/2024

If men who served in the Revolutionary War lived long enough (past 1832), they were able to apply for a pension from the United States Government. These records can be found online through the National Archives. These pension applications have written letters telling about their experiences in the Revolutionary war. You might find battles they fought in, others they served with, where they served. Some of the records give their wife's name and sometimes their children's names. Here is the video explaining how to find these old records: https://youtu.be/2OxA9x0davc. Enjoy your discoveries!

17/11/2024

Tagging records in the National Archives Catalog is easy and a wonderful service to make the records easier to search. The Find Family Records video (https://youtu.be/-1HZr9z8Baw) teaches you how to tag the records.

05/11/2024

The National Archives has thousands of their records available to view online. Most of them are not transcribed. If you are interested in transcribing records, watch this video that shows what I have learned about transcribing The National Archives records. https://youtu.be/H99nOi3LVj0

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