How to Archive Family Keepsakes by Denise May Levenick

How to trace your family tree (and not get stuck on a branch) / Janet Reakes. Levenick also has a blog on the Ancestry website, which you can access at any branch of Wellington City Libraries: This blog summarises many tips on topics like organising and preserving photo collections. Donate items to museums, societies and charities.Organise the boxes of your relatives’ stuff you inherited.Part one offers specific advice on sorting and organising inherited items.

This step-by-step guide will lead the reader from chaos to calm. How to Archive Family Keepsakes will help anyone who has inherited their family treasures whether they are a few trinkets or a house filled with antiques.

How to archive family keepsakes : learn how to preserve family photos, memorabilia & genealogy records / Denise May Levenick.īaby Boomers are coming of age, the age of inheritance. Organisation is key and lots of strategies are collected in Denise May Levenick’s book: But deciding how to deal with the ‘archives’ can become a nightmare. Inheriting family photos, documents and other treasures is a family historian’s dream come true. We also have some ideas and examples of how to present or publish your family history information. Here are some resources on caring for your family papers, information, photos and memorabilia. As Family History month continues you may be starting to think about what to do with the information you have collected.

How to Archive Family Keepsakes by Denise May Levenick