“Tips & Tricks for Searching FamilySearch”
Alan Mann
7/8/17
Categories: LDS, IR
Speaker Bio:
Alan Mann is an accredited genealogist in England and Australia and
recently retired is a senior research consultant in the Family History
Library for FamilySearch. In the past, Alan has been a community
manager for the FamilySearch Community Services team and the
Information Services manager for the Family History Library. He
taught British Research for BYU (History 412, 413, and 481) and
various computer courses for Salt Lake Community College. Alan writes
columns, reviews, and articles for several magazines, and presents
around the country on the Internet and British research. Alan was a
director of the Utah Genealogical Association (2004-2009), was program
chair for GenTech 2000 in San Diego, and was co-founder and co-chair
of the BYU Annual Computerized Genealogy Conference (1998-2002,
2006-2010) that has now morphed into the annual RootsTech conference.
One of his websites is https://familysearch.org/wiki/en/User:MannAE.
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