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A Complete Tutorial on Genealogy Organization

An in-depth look at a system for organization genealogical information without using surnames in the file names.

American Ancestors - Getting Organized in Genealogy

Methods for organizing research, findings, files, and other resources.

Ancestral Findings - How to Organize Your Digital Genealogy

Digging into Your Family Tree - Avoiding Common Problems, Part 2: File Management

Family Tree Magazine - 23 Secrets to Organize Your Genealogy Free eBook

Family Tree Magazine - 9 Habits of Highly Organized Genealogists

FamilySearch - Organizing Your Paper Files Using File Folders

FamilySearch Wiki - Organize your genealogy

FamilySearch Wiki - Organize Your Records

FamilySearch Wiki - Organizing Your Files

FamilySearch Wiki - Organizing Your Information (National Institute)

Genealogy Pants - Five Goals You Should Set for 2020: Part 1, Get Organized

Genealogy-Organizing Your Research (YouTube)

GenealogyBlog - Piles of Paper – Part 1 New!

By William Dollarhide

GenealogyBlog - Piles of Paper – Part 2 New!

By William Dollarhide

GenealogyBlog - Piles of Paper – Part 3 New!

By William Dollarhide

GenealogyBlog - Piles of Paper – Part 4 New!

By William Dollarhide

Guide to Family History Research - Organizing Your Family Records

By Desmond Walls Allen and Carolyn Earle Billingsley.

How to Organize Handouts and Thumb Drives for Genealogy Research | Folder Marker Blog

What is MUD Log, why is it better to use Google Spreadsheets instead of standard Excel for creating a log, how to name USB, and other tips – all the answers you can find down below.

How to Organize Your Paper Files