If You Don’t Care About Genealogy, Skip This Post
If you do, sign here. Did you know you cannot obtain a death record in Oklahoma during the seventy-five years after a death unless you [...]
Last Chance to Comment on Rules Regarding Social Security Death Index Access
Board-certified genealogists working in forensic genealogy should read the new regulations for access to the most recent three years of deaths in the Social Security [...]
The Road to Better SSDI Access Goes Through All Fifty States
A stretch of road between California and Nevada, photograph by Dan Thorburn, used under Creative Commons license, https://www.flickr.com/photos/danthorburn/7558581290 . Do you remember how [...]
It Takes a Village to Raise Awareness
This is the President's Column from the May 2014 issue of OnBoard written by Elissa Scalise Powell, CG, CGL. Pennsylvania researchers received a holiday gift [...]
RPAC Report, April 2014: Access Changes to the SSDI – Update 2
Photograph courtesy of Microsoft Office. Submitted by Barbara J. Mathews, CGSM, BCG's Representative to the Records Preservation and Access Committee: Implementation of Access [...]
RPAC Report, January 2014
Courtesy of Microsoft Office. Submitted by Barbara J. Mathews, CGSM, BCG's Representative to the Records Preservation and Access Committee: As BCG’s official representative [...]
RPAC 2013 Year-End Report: SSDI Recent-Death Redactions Begin in 90 Days
Report from Barbara J. Mathews, CGSM, BCG's Representative to the Records Access and Preservation Committee: A Look at the Year 2013 This year had its [...]
RPAC Report, August 2013
Jan Meisels Allen presenting at IAJGS 2013. Photograph © Barbara Mathews. Submitted by Barbara Jean Mathews, CG. The three societies that are voting [...]
RPAC Report, June and July 2013
Courtesy of Microsoft Office. Report from Barbara Mathews, CGSM The Records Access and Preservation Committee is tracking activities at both the federal and state [...]
RPAC Report, April and May 2013
© 2013 by the National Genealogical Society, Inc. Used by permission of the National Genealogical Society and the photographer, Scott Stewart. Report from [...]
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