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This week, we’re going to be capturing our findings in a very visual way, and actually incorporating those source citations.

Last week, we talked about citing the sources that we find. Right? If we don’t, then we may end up losing the trail. But the trick is that we have to capture them. And as we do that, we are finding all kinds of goodies. One of the things that we all work really hard to do is solve family history mysteries. Clicking the red “Subscribe” button at the Genealogy Gems YouTube channel will add my channel to your YouTube library which makes it super easy to return to my channel and Elevenses with Lisa any time you’re on YouTube. ‌ ‌ ‌ Add my YouTube channel to your “Favorites” list on YouTube:Ĭlick here to add my channel to your YouTube favorites. Please share this episode with your friends: Not a member yet? Learn more and join the Genealogy Gems and Elevenses with Lisa family here.

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How I specifically use it for my genealogy research.

How to do scrolling and panoramic screen clipping (perfect for family trees, historic maps, long web pages and so much more.).

Amazing advanced new features you didn’t know Snagit had and how to use them.

What Snagit does and the problems it can solve for you as a genealogist!.

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