Greenleaf Press is pleased to publish this friendly, stimulating guide to genealogical research. The author shares the important lessons (and practical tips) she learned researching her own family’s heritage. This book will walk you through each step the author took in collecting and sharing her family’s stories. It will take you even further as she talks about things she has learned through the publication of a "family book."

From EHO Review...
In FrontPorch History: Researching and Telling Your Family’s Stories, Tammy shares how you, too, can collect your own immediate family stories and the family stories of your older relatives, and create your own family history book. She gives complete instructions for putting the book together and for compiling your own family genealogy. She reviews many different!products and resources useful to this type of project including genealogy software, family history and heritage books and kits, and bookmaking supplies and kits. A section by Peggy Flint tells how to turn this project into a unit study the whole family can participate in. Perhaps the most important part of the book is the first chapter. Any project of this magnitude requires inspiration and long term commitment.!Chapter one serves up a large dose of inspiration. The remainder of the book with all its helps and resources including forms and worksheets provides the hands on help needed to make the project a success. At $9.95 this is a must have book for all those interested in preserving their family history.