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Are you curious about your Family History and want to know more, but just don't have the ability or time to do the research yourself? Would you like to discover what interesting things might have happened to your Ancestors?

How much do you know about your ancestors? Were they pioneers, entrepreneurs, immigrants looking for a better life or just for religious freedom? What challenges did they face, what was their day-to-day life like? Do you know what motivated them to come to America?

Do you look like your ancestors? What characteristics or traits have you inherited from your ancestors? And what can they teach you about yourself and about your own life patterns and choices?


These are some of the questions that encourage us to gain more knowledge about our ancestors. Are there additional questions that have motivated you to explore your family history?

If you are curious about who your ancestors are and what places and events shaped their lives, then you have come to the right place. Genealogy research can help you learn about your family's unique history, traditions, origins, and how those things led to your life.

Allow The Genealogy Assistant be your guide on a voyage into the past. The Genealogy Assistant offers a number of genealogical and historical research services that can be tailored to meet your needs to can help you in the search for your ancestors. For us the reward is in the journey, whether we are researching your ancestors or our own.

Rootstech 2012 ends with Dinner with Dick Eastman

DSC06532It has been a wonderfully informational packed few days here at Rootstech and I have experienced a genealogical conference like no other. It is sad to see it go, but it leaves me looking forward to Rootstech 2013. I would not be surprised if next year they beat the attendance record of 4500 people.

I had not been aware of it, but Dick Eastman had sponsored a dinner on the last day of the conference. It had already been sold out, but I was lucky to acquire a ticket from Kathy Hinckley as her plans had changed. What a fun evening it was for the estimated 110 people that were there. I had the opportunity to meet many more people for the first time and swap cemetery research stories and answer some questions about Genealogists in Second Life. Dick raffled of some door prizes at the end of the dinner. He gave away 2  subscriptions to his premium newsletter, 2 copies of the new Behold Genealogy Software, a Flip Pal, and finally the toy I was interested in .... an iPad2. I guess luck was not with me, because somebody won my iPad!

Now its time to head back home and dream of next year. 

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