The Best Genealogy Software
I know that some people prefer the traditional paper format to keep track of their genealogy research, but the practice of using software has become […]
Articles
Reading Medieval Handwriting
Finding very old hand-written documents is one of the highlights in genealogy, but if you can’t read Medieval handwriting, you might be up against a […]
Kinds of Old Photographs
In my earlier article on how to date old photographs, I mentioned that you should see what kind of photo it is in the first […]
Cemetery Research
Visiting a cemetery is a very in-person and hands-on way of collecting family history information. You can find graveyards with your ancestors and other family […]
The Life of Annie Moore
By Terri Wilson If the name doesn’t ring any bells with you, she was the first person to immigrate to the United States through the […]
How to Become a Certified Genealogist
Have you been thinking about turning your love of genealogy into a possible career option? Being paid to take on genealogy research for other people […]
Interfamily Marriage in Your Family Tree
Have you come to any points in your family tree where the branches start to cross? That is, where relatives have actually married one another. […]
Genealogy Timelines
We are all pretty familiar with the standard trees, charts and tables that come with genealogy research. Have you considered using a timeline to help […]
Old Job Titles
When you come across various types of occupations, such as on tax records, census pages or even on some death certificates, it can be confusing […]
Publishing Your Family Tree
Genealogy software is very nice to keep things organized and efficient, and a full filing cabinet of paperwork is a good way to store all […]