As a parent and genealogist, I hope that one of my kids will be interested in genealogy and keep the interest going.  Now if I show them a census record or an old probate record it will make them turn away and say “Mama’s looking for dead people again”.  I looked very hard to find a book that might get them to understanding genealogy and perhaps spark some interest.

My latest find is My Family Tree Workbook by Rosemary A. Chorzempa. Starting with simple fill-in forms about themselves, to guidance on writing letters and where to look for more information, I am sure that this format will give my kids something to work on.  I specifically enjoyed that the format is easy to follow and the terms are easy enough to understand without having to explain to them every page in great detail.  I see this as a long term project, but as I know, genealogy is not a project that can be done over a weekend.

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