How I Use Microsoft OneNote for My Genealogy Research
Open or Download the Surname Notebooks or the Research Quandaries Notebook
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View on OneDrive Surname Notebook – Sources sorted by Record Type |
View on OneDrive Surname Notebook – Sources sorted in Chronological Order |
View on OneDrive Research Quandaries Notebook |
| Link to “By Record Type” Surname Notebook | Link to “Chronological Sources” Surname Notebook | Link to Research Quandaries Notebook |
| Surname Notebook by Record Type PDF | Surname Notebook in Chronological Order PDF |
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A Quick Tour Through My Surname Notebooks
Part 1 – Quirks of My Notebooks – The Main Sections
Part 2 – More Quirks – Section Groups & Sections
Part 3 – Quirks Continued – Pages For Family Groups
Who goes where – Family Group Records
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OneNote A-Z
Getting Started
Access OneNote Anywhere
Basics of OneNote
Research Nirvana
Create a OneNote Notebook
Labeling Notebook Sections
Managing Pages in OneNote
Part 1 – Quirks of My Notebooks – The Main Sections
Part 2 – More Quirks – Section Groups & Sections
Part 3 – Quirks Continued – Pages For Family Groups
Organizing Your Research
Your Notebooks
Gather Your Research Documents
Attaching Files in OneNote
Inserting Files & Images in OneNote
Printing to OneNote
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Templates in Surname Notebooks
Census Chart
Initial Research Pages
Cuntz Closed Cold Case
Research Plan
Timelines
Genealogy Do-Over: Cycle 2 Week 2
The Butcher, Baker and Candlestick Maker
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Research Quandaries Notebook
Intro to my Research Quandaries Notebook
Example: Cuntz Closed Cold Case
8 Responses to OneNote A to Z
Erin Williamson Klein
New York to Nevada
Started my research in 1993
November 2020 NanoWriMo
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Society for One-Place Studies
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