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Crafting Your Family History Narrative

Do you have boxes full of files on family history research? Are you concerned about WHO will take ownership of your records when you are gone? Have you wrestled with the question on HOW to preserve years of genealogical research? 

In this VIDEO, Dale Spaulding is interviewed by author and international speaker, Lisa Louise Cooke, CEO of Genealogy Gems. Dale addresses these questions and more as he shares the “how to” in researching and crafting a family history narrative.

Publishing Your Family History Narrative

In this follow-on VIDEO, Dale discusses the process and lessons learned in getting your family history narrative published. From finding a publishing company, to editing, formatting, cover design, and legal requirements, Dale walks through the steps to realize your dream and get your family history narrative published to formally preserve your family’s legacy.

Spark Family History Interest in Kids

In this podcast interview with the Ohio Genealogical Society Executive Director, Dale explores how the Curious Cathy’s Quirky Questions book and My Family History Journal can spark a lifelong interest in family history for kids through storytelling and writing.

Episode 68 – Maureen Brady – Ohio Roots

In this episode of the OGS Ohio Roots podcast we welcome Maureen Brady, a veteran genealogist with more than thirty years of research experience, to preview her sessions for the 2026 Ohio Genealogical Society Conference. Maureen shares insights on the Scots-Irish as America’s first frontiersmen, tracing the British diaspora, researching in Southern Illinois, and strengthening your ability to analyze evidence.
  1. Episode 68 – Maureen Brady
  2. Episode 67 – Robert Cameron Weir
  3. Episode 66 – Dale R. Spaulding
  4. Episode 65 – Kate Penney Howard
  5. Episode 64 – Glenn Duncan and Tawney Beans