Great way to raise funds for student participation in genealogy conferences

DearREADERS,

Making the rounds this week is news that our friend Denise Levenick, of the Family Curator Blog, has written a new book. In an interesting method for spreading the word about How to Archive Family Keepsakes, Denise has created a "Blog Book Tour" ensuring you'll hear about her work in detail during the next 16 days. 

But this promotional tour isn't self-serving, as proceeds from the sale of How to Archive Family Keepsakes during the Book Tour will help fund the 2013 Student Genealogy Grant founded in 2010 in honor of Denise’s mother, Suzanne Winsor Freeman. This grant is specifically to provide access to a major genealogy conference. Costs of attending genealogy conferences iare high enough for the rest of us, let alone for students on tight budgets. Denise's "Student Genealogy Grant" is an excellent way to encourage our youth to develop sound family history research skills.

Ol' Myrt is excited to interview Denise during this "Blog Book Tour". Visit http://www.thefamilycurator.com/book-tour to participate in the tour, and see what other members of the genealogy community think about this project.  

From Denise's Press Release we read:

 

Organize your family history heirlooms and research in 2013 --
Family Curator Blog Book Tour for How to Archive Family Keepsakes by Denise Levenick – On Tour from January 10-26^th, 2013.

How to Archive Family Keepsakes: Learn to Preserve Family Photos, Memorabilia & Genealogy Records will be featured in a new Blog Book Tour January 10-26, 2013. With top reviews from leading genealogy bloggers and 5-Star Ratings on Amazon.com, this new resource by Denise Levenick, The Family Curator, will help you organize and preserve your family history heirlooms and research in 2013.

Visit 14 popular genealogy blogs and websites featuring Denise and How to Archive Family Keepsakes for book excerpts, interviews, special guest posts, free downloads, and giveaways.  View the schedule at the Blog Book Tour Page.

How to Archive Family Keepsakes offers practical guidance for family historians:

•     Helping a parent or loved one downsize to a smaller home

•     Needing a simple, effective filing system for genealogy research

•     Interested in scanning and making digital copies of genealogy records

•     Looking for a way to preserve your family history and heirlooms for future generations

Proceeds from the sale of How to Archive Family Keepsakes during the Book Tour will help fund the 2013 Student Genealogy Grant founded in 2010 in honor of Denise’s mother, Suzanne Winsor Freeman.

About the Author

Denise Levenick lives in Southern California and inherited her love of family history along with a trunk filled with family treasures from her maternal grandmother. She is now the caretaker of several family collections and has adapted professional archival techniques to organize and preserve family keepsakes for a home situation. She is a frequent contributor to Family Tree Magazine and speaks to genealogy societies and service groups about preserving family treasures. Denise created The Family Curator blog in 2007 where she continues to write about her own family history research and preserving family keepsakes.

Join the Blog Book Tour for How to Archive Family Keepsakes January 10-26 for author interviews, book excerpts, giveaways, and more. Visit the Blog Book Tour Page at The Family Curator website for the complete schedule. 

HOW TO ORDER

How to Archive Family Keepsakes (Family Tree Books, 2012) ISBN 1440322236

• Paperback from Family Tree Books,  
• Amazon.com 
• PDF eBook from Scribd
• 10% Savings Coupon ShopFamilyTree

Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt     :)
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