In this episode we discuss the vision that I have for Time Will Tell as well as the changes that are happening! We have a lot of exciting things going on and when you listen to the episode you will see how YOU can get involved.

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As always one of the things I like to do on this podcast is introduce people who are new to genealogy and family history to tools that can help them in their search. In this episode I introduce listeners to the 1950 census. This is by far not a deep dive, but its a place for new family history researchers to start.

If you have any questions at all or would like me to help get you started on your family tree we can talk about that as well. You can find all of the ways to contact and support us here https://linktr.ee/timewilltellpc If you'd like, you can send a DM on any of our social media accounts, or you can email me at jasonhall7594@gmail.com

Please share your stories with us as well. If you'd like to be on the show and discuss your family history finds, your DNA surprises, or your adoption journey let us know. We would love to have you on. You can reach out to me all the ways I shared in the link tree link above, or through the same email. I look forward to hearing from you.

In today's episode I talk about a cool feature found on familysearch.org and we discuss how accuracy plays a huge part in our trees and finding the truth.

I hope that by the end you'll have a small understanding of where to start your tree and how to get started. As always feel free to reach out to me for help. Also, I still want to share your stories. So if you have a family history story, DNA surprise story, or adoption story you'd like to share contact me. You can use the following link to find me anywhere on social media and at the website. https://linktr.ee/timewilltellpc Here you can also find all the places you can listen to the podcast. Feel free to go to the website and contact me, or contact me through social media. If you would like to email me directly you can do that at jasonhall7594@hotmail.com

This episode is a long time coming! I recorded the meat of this episode almost a year ago when I went to Zanesville, Ohio to meet my biological dad's family. I have been absent from podcasting for some time, but I'm on my way back and I hope that you will enjoy this episode and the ones to come!

You can visit the website at www.timewilltellpc.com You can also find the podcast almost anywhere you listen to podcasts at. If you would like to be on the show feel free to email me at jasonhall7594@gmail.com You can also follow the show at @timewilltellpc on Twitter and Instagram.

In today's episode we talk about Christmas and some of the history of our long celebrated holiday! I invite you to share your holiday memories. Go to our social media on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and share your favorite holiday memory.

As always, if you would like to be on the show and share your adoption stories, genealogy/family history story, or food and family history story please click here and fill out the form. Or Go to the website at www.timewilltellpc.com

In this episode I have a fellow podcaster join me on the show Bo Kennedy from The BUMP podcast joins in to share some of his family history as well as tell us about his podcast. The BUMP Podcast just happened to be in my top 5 podcasts for 2020 on Spotify.

We talk about everything from feuds between the Hatfields and McCoys to family history and food as well as the unexplained (which is what his podcast is about).

If you would like to listen to his show you can go here www.thebumppodcast.com Or you can check them out on Instagram and Facebook as well. He also has a YouTube channel that will soon have content as well!

If you would like to be on the show and share your adoption stories, genealogy/family history story, or food and family history story please click here and fill out the form. You can also reach out to me on social media on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook @timewilltellpc

In the final episode of season 1 I go over where I've been, where I'm going and what's coming in season 2!

With Season 2 around the corner, I need your help! I need the following:

• Family history stories. Maybe there is someone in your family you'd love to introduce us to and talk about. Let's hear it! Tell us about those famous, infamous relatives or the ones that had an impact on you by learning about them.
• DNA stories! If your DNA test revealed a surprise and you'd like to share that. I'd love to have you on the show. If DNA helped you find lost loved ones, or other family I'd love to have you on the show as well.
• Adoption stories. These are special to me. If you were adopted and you'd like to share your story of what it was like to grow up adopted, or to find out that you were adopted and your search for your biological family. I want to have you on the show! If you gave up a child for adoption, I want to share that as well. I would love to share your story to help others and maybe even help those who are still looking for their biological families to find them.
• Stories about food and family history.
• Stories about the holidays and how you and your family celebrate them. Do you have some traditions passed down from generation to generation?

If you would have any of those and would like to be on the show we can do it a couple of ways. You can go to the website www.timewilltellpc.com and go to the Contact Me page and send an email that way. You can click the link below to do a "call in" to the show. You can do that from your PC or your phone. Just make sure to give it access to your microphone. Or you can reach out to me on social media. Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

In today's episode Marsha talks to us about how she got into family history and why its important to her now. She like many other young people had the idea that genealogy was something old people do. It's so important that we take the time we have when we are younger to ask our older relatives about their stories, any family stories, legends, or rumors even. Sometimes there is a little truth in a rumor that can lead you to breaking a brick wall.

If you'd like to contact the show, feel free to do so on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Or if you like you can email me at jasonhall7594@gmail.com.

I'd love to share your family history, adoption or DNA stories and right now I'm looking for stories about food and family history! How do the two go together? Things your family may have eaten that could have been passed down for generations? Food ties us all together, we use it in so many ways to gather, I want to hear about your experiences. Reach out to me through the ways listed above or leave a voice message at the link below.