Try as we might, we really have little control over what will happen to our possessions, even our bodies, after we die. Yes, we can draw up legal documents, we can express our wishes to family members and more; however, there are no guarantees when it comes to these matters. The best we can do is prepare, plan and communicate now.
When it comes to years of genealogy research and material that you have accumulated, what plans have you made to ensure that this legacy does not die with you? In After You’re Gone: Future Proofing Your Genealogy Research, you will find valuable advice on creating a realistic plan to get your “genealogy affairs” in order. Make sure that the next generation of researchers can benefit from your years of hard work and following your passion.
After You’re Gone: Future Proofing Your Genealogy Research covers a wide range of topics including:
- The Perils of Inaction: Lost Genealogy
- Action Plan Options
- Getting Organized
- Taking Inventory
- Working with Societies, Libraries and Archives
- Technology to the Rescue
- Best Practices for Genealogy Future Proofing
Remember to take action NOW when it comes to making sure your years of genealogy research don’t go to waste.
27 pages | Published 2015 | PDF (download-only) edition
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Companion Webinar
This new book is the companion to Thomas MacEntee's recent webinar on the topic. Click here to view.
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