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Tag: genealogy

What (some) cataloguers do on vacation…

Grave of Amy Britnell and James Loader, Pleasant Grove City Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Utah.

I recently spent a week in Salt Lake City on vacation. One of the sites I visited was the FamilySearch library at Temple Square, run by the Jesus Christ Church of Latter-Day Saints. I’ve found most of my family history with the genealogical resources at the AAS, but I thought it would be fun to ...

Posted on 2010-04-30Author ChristineCategories Good SourcesTags genealogy, Mormons3 Comments on What (some) cataloguers do on vacation…
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