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Now that your Know--How Do you Tell the Story?

How do many of you tell the various stories that you have gleaned from your genealogical research?
Have you developed a family newsletter with history sprinkled in, with the historical family data?
Have you written a book on the family history?
Have you developed an elaborate Family Chart that you put on display at reunions?

Here are other ideas that might help, plus please share how you tell the story:

-Develop a Blog or Website devoted to your family history.
Example for Family Website: http://www.reedpuryearfamily.com/kinship.htm
Example of Family History Blog: http://findyourfolks.blogspot.com/

Make a video or slide show on the family history.

Now that you have found some facts---how do you share this with others?

-Angela-

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Permalink Reply by Angela Walton-Raji on July 21, 2009 at 10:20pm

That's a neat idea I really like the idea of time lines, as it connects your family to the history that was happening around them. Do you use a standard one, or use a modified one with local history in the time line as well?

Permalink Reply by Rhonda A Reid on July 22, 2009 at 4:31pm

I modified the timeline to include events that took place on Edisto Island and other African American and American history.

Now that your Know--How Do you Tell the Story?

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