Anytime someone introduces a new tool, that is the question you should ask – “what problem does it solve?”
The Cousin Research Tracker in Evidentia allows me to create a “Possibility Tree”, an unproven graph displaying the possible link between myself and the matching “cousin”, whether that match comes from a shaky leaf or a DNA test.
“Because I love a good visual, I created this process flowchart to walk you through proper genealogical research using the concepts and ideas of the GPS.” – Marc McDermott
What are genealogy blindspots? They are those things that make us miss what is right in front of us.
Who are the thought leaders in genealogy? Who are the “go-to” people when people doing research want to improve their Evidence Analysis skills?
Evidentia is a research tool. GenSmarts™ identifies gaps in your research.
Does it make sense to use them together?
Russ Worthington, known by many in the genealogy community as “Cousin Russ”, is a fan of the new Evidentia Cousin Tracker.
Some documents contain information that users should maintain in a research log. Other documents contain information that users should maintain in Evidentia.
The challenge feature adds a bit of gaming to your Evidentia experience and rewards you for successfully proving each parent-child relationship.
I want to start my first post here by saying that I am in no way an Evidentia Expert. I have been using Evidentia for about 7 months, and like many of you, I am still learning the ins and outs of the software. However, I know that many of you out there are Evidentia Experts,…
I started a new project. The goal is to document 5 generations, starting with myself, using Evidentia. The results will then be exported into a GEDCOM file and imported into a clean RootsMagic database.
