Remember Roots Tech 2012? Now you can View the Lectures for FREE

What a surprise, after over a month, Roots Tech 2012 has finally decided to make available the individual lectures many of us saw in early February. At that time, we were glued to our computers watching the outstanding lectures. Even the minute they were over, I wanted to watch again, but we were told they would be available soon. I've thought about them, but hesitated to ask anybody for fear of appearing stupid for not knowing the answer. It paid off, I just saw the announcement on Google+ by Dave Barney. He wrote, "Individual session videos are now live on RootsTech!

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Or go to: FamilySearch https://www.familysearch.org/techtips/2012/03/rootstech-2012-videos

There are 12 that were streamed live, and five new ones. In addition, "Jay Verkler's keynote "Inventing the Future, As a Community" and Ron Tanner's presentation "Future of FamilySearch Family Tree" will be posted at a later date."

So friends, go to the site, and pick a lecture to watch for the first time or the second. I, for one, am very glad to have these available.

Tombstone Tuesday -- Kensington, New Hampshire

Abigail D. French

Died

May 19, 1864

Aged 68 yrs.

Sarah

Widow of

John French

Died

Aug. 14, 1865

Aged 90 yrs., 9 mos.

Her husband died

at New Orleans, La.

Oct. 19, 1811

Aged 45 yrs.

 

Hannah B. French

Died

Mar. 17, 1875

Aged 81 yrs.

 Old Cemetery, Kensington, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire