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ICAPGen Book: Becoming an Excellent Genealogist…

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When it comes to improving one’s research skills, look no further than the new ICAPGen book, Becoming an Excellent Genealogist: Essays on Professional Research Skills. 

This new aid will help improve ones research skills and begins with establishing a foundation then walking step by step through various processes and situations one finds while conducting genealogical/family history research.

Research concepts and methods along with recording and reporting are just a few of the topics covered. Purchase your copy at Amazon; you will be pleasantly surprised at all the help and guidance available right at your fingertips!

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RayDean Hill

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  Named after her two grandfathers, RayDean Hill has enjoyed seventeen years of family history experience, including researching, Indexing, writing, and lecturing.  A graduate of Brigham Young University, she earned her BGS degree with an emphasis in Family History.

She served as an Assistant Director and Director of a four-stake Family History Center.  RayDean is the Recording Secretary for the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists,SM and is an Accredited Genealogist® professional, specializing in English research.

RayDean and her husband, Jon, have six children.  Those children decided their Mom’s epitaph should read, “Mom loved dead people.  Now she is one.”

Presentation: Preparing for English Accreditation

  • This class helps those who are considering taking and/or preparing for the England Accreditation Exam. Key topics include record types to know, research methodologies and strategies, helpful reference materials and tips for test day.

Register here!