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RootsTech Days 2 and 3 recapped - https://www.theshamrockgenealogist.com/2025/03/rootstech-day-2-and-3.html

#RootsTech2025 #genealogy #familyhistory

WikiTree at #RootsTech2025! Here’s some of your WikiTree Team members, some helpful WikiTreers, and more at the the booth and around the event!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSimdGpaERw&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXQ4Zko0ic3b0J-xsuqNHUYe
#CollaborativeGenealogy

WikiTree at #RootsTech2025! See who we found!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Hh5I7EH3Q&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXQ4Zko0ic3b0J-xsuqNHUYe

#CollaborativeGenealogy

WikiTree at #RootsTech2025! Tour the booth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk6eM0-oz6M&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXQ4Zko0ic3b0J-xsuqNHUYe
#CollaborativeGenealogy

Tune in at 12:15pm EST Live from the booth at #RootsTech2025 #SaturdayRoundup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM0AhZLch0s
#QuestionOfTheWeek #ConnectionFinder #12Photos #52Ancestors
#CollaborativeGenealogy

If you're an Apple user at Rootstech, check out my prerecorded session "Apple users rejoice!" for some tips on how to use your Apple products for digitizing and organizing your family history files and photos. https://youtu.be/f7rugXYSkHM

#rootstech #rootstech2025

Watching a lecture on the English equity courts by Nick Barratt

#RootsTech2025

If you missed my talk on tax records this morning, you can watch a prior recording of it at https://www.americanancestors.org/video-library/using-tax-records-your-family-history-research

It is also available on our YouTube channel: https://m.youtube.com/user/AmericanAncestors

#RootsTech2025 #genealogy #familyhistory

My last session #RootsTech2025 is "Oh Yes I Went to the Front!:
Women in the Civil War" on Saturday, 3/8 in Room 155A. Learn about women's roles including nursing, spies, and soldiers in disguise.

#genealogy #familyhistory

Live from the WikiTree booth at #RootsTech2025 US Black Heritage Q&A
Join in person or on YouTube - 7th Mar 4:15pm EST / 9:15pm UTC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h4Lb8bYSjY&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXQ4Zko0ic3b0J-xsuqNHUYe

#CollaborativeGenealogy

#Rootstech2025 🌳 un programme riche, mais en quelle langue ?

Si vous n'avez pas votre billet ✈️ pour SLC, tout n'est pas perdu.

#RootsTech propose chaque jour des vidéos à la demande dont certaines sont nativement en f🇫🇷 avec de nombreux intervenants francophones ⤵️

🔹️Philippe Christol
🔹️Jérôme Malhache
🔹️Patricia Machet
🔹️Liliane Hierro
🔹️Marie Cappart
🔹️Pierre-Valéry Archassal
🔹️ Pierre Le Clercq
🔹️Mickaël Mange

Ainsi que Brigitte Billard
et Marie-Luce Lauer

@geneafr

https://www.rfgenealogie.com/infos/rootstech-2025-un-programme-riche-mais-en-quelle-langue

RootsTech Day 1 is in the books! What a great first day to kick off #RootsTech2025

https://www.theshamrockgenealogist.com/2025/03/rootstech-day-1-recap-lobsters-and-ai.html

What was your favorite part?

Tomorrow I will be presenting an in person class "Using Tax Records in Your Family History Research" at 8 AM in Room 155 EF.

#RootsTech2025 #genealogy #familyhistory

Live from the WikiTree booth at #RootsTech2025 Notabes Q&A
Join in person or on YouTube - 6th Mar 4:15pm EST / 9:15pm UTC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LThp8Qp5jRY&list=PLEqK4ICkQWXQ4Zko0ic3b0J-xsuqNHUYe

#CollaborativeGenealogy

Day One: Journey to Salt Lake City for #RootsTech2025.

https://youtube.com/shorts/yxI81SMo6L4

#Genealogy #RootsTech #FamilyHistory #Appalachia #FamilyTree #SaltLakeCity @wikitree @DavidR

Looking forward to #rootstech2025 tomorrow. Any others headed down?

Headed to #RootsTech2025 to support @wikitree.

I usually take the train when I travel. Much more civilized and you arrive rested vs filled with anxiety. But the train was a 4 day trip. Yikes.

.... Also, when airport security says to take out "laptops only", they also mean tablets. Learned that the hard way. sigh

Security through the World's busiest airport can be a long venture.

I already miss the Baby Sharks. 🐶

#genealogy #Atlanta #WikiTree #AirTravel #Sleepy

This is a photograph taken at early morning, showing a large, modern architectural structure that appears to be an outdoor walkway or terminal at Atlanta airport.

The most prominent feature is the overhead canopy. It's a series of repeating, arched segments that create a long, tunnel-like effect. The canopy is constructed of a white, latticed framework – think of a very large, open grid of thin, interconnected beams. This framework forms a series of triangular and diamond shapes, creating a complex, repeating pattern. The canopy is translucent, allowing light to pass through, and is illuminated from above, giving it a soft, glowing appearance.

Below the canopy is a roadway. We can see several cars driving on this roadway, suggesting it's an area for vehicle traffic. The cars are various colors, including white, black, and red.

On either side of the roadway are pedestrian walkways. There are people walking along these walkways, indicating this is a space for passengers to move between different parts of the airport. We can also see some airport-related equipment, such as luggage carts, suggesting this is a transportation hub.

The overall lighting is dim but functional. The overhead canopy provides a soft, diffused light, while streetlights illuminate the roadway and walkways. The image is taken at night, so the background is dark, but the lit areas are clearly visible.

@WT_HolocaustGen

We might arrive at the same time.

I will need your notes from @legalgenealogist 's talks.

I can't wait to see your Live Demos in the @wikitree booth

#RootsTech2025 #Genealogy #WikiTree

Who is going to #RootsTech2025?

Who is already there?

Are you my long lost #cousin? Check out My Relatives.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/blog/find-relatives-rootstech-2025

Stop by and see me at the @wikitree booth. I will be the one in an orange tshirt. 😉

#genealogy #RootsTech #CousinBait #WikiTree #FamilySearch

This image is a close-up, centered shot of a bright orange background.

In the center of the image, the word "Genealogy" is written in a cursive font that looks elegant and slightly swirly. The word is white, creating a strong contrast against the orange background.

Directly above the word "Genealogy", in smaller, simpler lettering, is the word "Enjoy".

Below the word "Genealogy", also in smaller lettering, is "@WikiTree.com".

A white, stylized swoosh or wave shape runs horizontally beneath the "@WikiTree.com" and the "Genealogy" text, adding a bit of a decorative flourish.

Join us at #RootsTech this week! Visit our virtual booth to discover how Permanent.org makes it easy to preserve your genealogical records for generations. As a nonprofit, we provide a secure and lasting home for your digital archives—because your family history deserves to be remembered forever. #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #NGS #Ancestry #Rootstech2025

#rootstech2025

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