The news includes: MyHeritage announced the addition of the 1911 Canada Census records to MyHeritage SuperSearch. MyHeritage also unveiled PedigreeMap, an online family history map that provides new geographical and historical insights into your family history. Leading presenters at the 36th International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies’ International Conference on Jewish Genealogy have agreed to make their lectures available through live streaming, and then available on demand until 11 November 2016. Visit www.iajgs.org for details. Listener email includes: The Guys have received lots of good feedback about the new podcast, Genealogy Connection, which now alternates with this one. Connie asks about how to record a place of death for an individual: the place of residence at the time of death or the actual physical place of death. Will wrote concerning Gus’ search for sources related to the Beekman Patent in New York. Barbara provided insights into searching for South Carolina marriage records. Judy wrote to tell us about locating Irish Quaker records for her ancestors, including a surprising piece of content in a marriage record. Debi wrote about her quest for information about a Kentucky land record for Andrew Yandell. The Guys discuss their upcoming research trip to South Carolina and share some tips for preparing for the trip and maximizing time onsite. Visit the Aha! Seminars, Inc., website at http://ahaseminars.com for Our Speaking Schedule and join us at conferences across the United States.