Ten Steps to Writing and Publishing Your Family History

[@RoxanneRichardson]

I'm only 25 minutes into this and already it's been extremely helpful. I'm a great detective, and a huge information seeker, and I love to write and share information. I am not so great at organization and detail work! Having somebody lay out the possibilities and explain the process is fantastic.

[@PG-is9vr]

Great information! Thanks so much.

[@junerae70]

Missed this webinar last week and just viewed it. Thanks for helping me get a handle on organizing my writing. The steps and tips were exactly what I have needed to get going. I really appreciate the NEHGS excellent and free (!) webinars.

[@LisaVanGemert]

I've been working on a family history that seemed very manageable when I began, but has had scope creep! This was very helpful in assisting me in getting my mind around how I will do it. Thank you!

[@dawnpicota9115]

how were y ou able to write on a document with bullets at 24:21 two sets of bullets on a documents in the same line I tried to do that in pages and it won't let me?

[@obakengafrica2919]

the audio is terrible.

[@fanndisgoldbraid3183]

Eight comments? Wow! This needed more views for sure. Nice work guys! The views don't do it justice. I will add a note though...both the styles result in a very boring read. Great for research, but dry, and sterile. I am trying to write my family' story as a story. The reader will be able to extract the relationships, and there will be some graphics as well to help then out. But these formats...UGH!

[@Muscogulge79]

My great grand pop was born 1845, he was in the Indian war's he was not sent to Liberia. Now he labeled Black & someone is posting the wrong picture; it's a cousin born in 1900. We know he's full blood Timucuan. Can we correct that?