Lately I have been wondering the best way to share the family history I have been gathering over the past few years. I want to share not just the names and dates of our ancestors, but the family artifacts, photos and, stories. My collection has grown quite large. I certainly enjoy blogging about our ancestors (and will continue to do so!), but with the amounts of information I have gathered on both my maternal and paternal lines, I have begun to wonder if there is another way to share as well. Is it time for a book? (I don’t believe I actually wrote that.)
My question to fellow genealogists out there is this: What are some of the ways (other than blogging) that you share you genealogy with your family?
To my cousins out there: What would like to know about our family?
I published a book using lulu.com of one branch of my family which I made available to all my cousins in that branch. For the older generation who don't use the Internet, there is no equivalent to holding a book in your hand. There's also a narrative you can tell in book format that is hard to do online in the same way.
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Thank you.
Deborah
searching4family2001@gmail.com