Free e-book on preserving your genealogy records “after you’re gone”

Have you thought about what will happen to your genealogy research, files, and photos after you are gone?

Thomas MacEntee has written an e-book, After You’re Gone: Future Proofing Your Genealogy Research, with plenty of suggestions on how to ensure your research is preserved. The book is free to download from Amazon until Monday, May 11.

Free from Amazon until May 11, 2015.

Free from Amazon until May 11, 2015.

If you do not own a Kindle, you can easily download the free Kindle app as I did, and then open the e-book on your computer, tablet, or smart phone. I downloaded the app from the Amazon website when I ordered my first e-book. Now, I have a library of about a dozen genealogy books in my Kindle library on my computer.

You can order Mr. MacEntee’s book here. if you live in Canada. Order from Amazon.com if you live in the US, order from Amazon.uk if you live in the UK, etc.

More information about the book, including topics, and links to Amazon sites are available on Geneabloggers.

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One Response to Free e-book on preserving your genealogy records “after you’re gone”

  1. Norm Talbot says:

    Thomas MacEntee keeps on giving with his valuable webinars and this invaluable book which every genealogist should have.

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