Aug 30, 2009
Research Strategies for the Genealogist: Making the Most of a Genealogical Trip to the Archives
By: Elaine Findlay
Aug 12, 2009
How to Improve Family Tree Research: Five Common Mistakes by Beginning Genealogists
By: David Todd
Jul 26, 2009
Immigration Records Help Trace Family Heritage: How to Find Passenger Lists Online
By: Rick Evin
Jul 11, 2009
Where to Look for Genealogical Resources: Family History Information Online and Offline
By: Rick Evin
Jul 3, 2009
How to Use Genealogical Clues in US Census Data: Birth, Marriage, Occupation, Immigration Lead to Other Records
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 30, 2009
Find Vital Records to Trace Your Family History: How to Find and Use Public Records in Genealogy
By: Rick Evin
Jun 29, 2009
Find Ancestors – 1920 & 1930 US Federal Census: Find Parents and Grandparents in Recent Census Records
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 29, 2009
Find Ancestors – 1900 & 1910 US Federal Census: Search for Your Family Ancestry in Census Records
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 22, 2009
Find Ancestors - 1850, 1860, 1870 Federal Census: US Census Data is an Easily Accessible Genealogical Record
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 22, 2009
Find Ancestors in the 1880 US Federal Census: Genealogy Information in Census Record Includes Parents’ Birthplace
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 17, 2009
The Emigrant Savings Bank and Irish Immigrants: Find Ancestors from Ireland in this Genealogy Record
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jun 14, 2009
Learning History through Genealogy: Census Data as Beginning of History Lesson For Enquiring Minds
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Jun 9, 2009
What is the International Genealogical Index: All About Batch Numbers and Understanding IGI Entries
By: Rick Evin
Jun 8, 2009
Basic Genealogy Research: It Is Easy To Do Family Research Online
By: Carmel Morse
May 25, 2009
Genealogy Enhanced by Anecdotes and Stories: Ancestors’ Records Are More than Charts Filled With Facts
By: Kathleen Airdrie
May 25, 2009
How DNA Testing Can Reveal Genealogy: Discovering Ancestry with Different Genetic Tests
By: Rita Marshall
May 11, 2009
Useful Genealogy Research Books: Guidebooks for Best Family History Research Methods and Practices
By: Rick Evin
May 11, 2009
Genealogical Myths: Family Tree Research Myths
By: Rick Evin
May 11, 2009
What is a Cemetery Record? A Guide to Researching Cemetery Records
By: Rick Evin
May 11, 2009
DNA Testing for African Ancestry: How to Find the Origins of African American Family Trees with DNA
By: Rita Marshall
May 7, 2009
Skills for Working with Genealogy Documents: Family Research Record Keeping for Serious Genealogists
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
May 6, 2009
DNA Testing for Native American Ancestry: How to Discover Indian Genealogy through Genetic Testing
By: Rita Marshall
Apr 20, 2009
Public Libraries and Genealogy: A Key to Discovering Genealogical Information On-and-Offline
By: Rick Evin
Apr 17, 2009
Becoming A Professional Genealogist: The What’s and How’s of Professional Genealogy
By: Rick Evin
Mar 4, 2009
Ancestry of the British Royal Family: How to Find UK Royal Ancestors in a Family Tree
By: Rita Marshall
Mar 2, 2009
The Ancestry of Pocahontas: Genealogy Resources to Determine if Pocahontas Is an Ancestor
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 26, 2009
Free Genealogy Resources on TV Shows: Applying to Genealogy-Themed Television Shows to Research Ancestry
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 20, 2009
Tracing Chinese Genealogy: Genealogical Resources and Language Support for Chinese Ancestry
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 20, 2009
How to Research Chinese Genealogy: Understanding Chinese Names, Surnames and Language
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 18, 2009
Researching Adoption Genealogy: Integrating Adopted Relatives Into Your Family Tree
By: Rick Evin
Feb 17, 2009
Top Five Genealogy Mistakes: Errors To Avoid During Your Genealogy Research Project
By: Rick Evin
Feb 13, 2009
Starting Hispanic Genealogy Research: Understanding Spanish Surnames and Language
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 13, 2009
How To Search Family History in Other Languages: Genealogy Research and the Language Barrier
By: Rita Marshall
Feb 2, 2009
How to Trace Mennonite Family History: Research Resources for Mennonite Genealogy
By: Rita Marshall
Jan 24, 2009
Blogging on a Genealogy Website: How to Get the Most Out of a Genea-Blog
By: Rita Marshall
Jan 24, 2009
How to Make a Genealogy Blog: An Affordable and Effective Choice for a Genealogy Website
By: Rita Marshall
Jan 7, 2009
Evaluating Genealogy Sources: Family History Records: Primary vs Secondary, Original vs Derivative
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jan 7, 2009
Genealogy Records-Common Problems: Can You Trust the Family History Sources You Find?
By: Jennifer Jensen
Jan 7, 2009
Errors in Genealogy Records: Family Websites, Historic Newspapers and More Can Have Problems
By: Jennifer Jensen
Dec 19, 2008
Family Tree Software: A Modern Take On Genealogy Methods
By: Rick Evin
Dec 3, 2008
Building a Family Tree: Trace Your Lineage Through An Efficient Use Of Time and Resources
By: Rick Evin
Oct 21, 2008
The Seven Daughters of Eve: Bryan Sykes Personalizes the mtDNA Clans that Populated Europe
By: Sara E. Lewis
Oct 21, 2008
Understanding Genetic Genealogy: The Seven Daughters of Eve by Bryan Sykes
By: Sara E. Lewis
Oct 7, 2008
DNA and Genealogy: How Did DNA Research Develop to Encompass Genealogical Work?
By: Sara E. Lewis
Sep 27, 2008
Schleswig-Holstein Genealogy Online: Family History Research on the Internet for Northern Germany
By: William L. Wunder
Sep 14, 2008
Free Genealogy Websites: Using the Internet for Family History Research
By: Lynn Pritchett
Sep 14, 2008
Best Genealogy Resources for Beginners: Everyone Deserves to be Remembered
By: Lynn Pritchett
Jul 24, 2008
National Archives Workshops for Genealogists: August Courses Include an Introduction to Genealogy
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
Jul 15, 2008
Troubleshooting Those Missing Maiden Names: Lesser Known Sources for Tracing Lost Ladies
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
Jul 14, 2008
Locating Maiden Names of Women Ancestors: Resources for Tracing Families of Those Female Ancestral Lost Ladies
By: Rosemary E. Bachelor
Jul 3, 2008
How to Start Genealogy Research: Advice for Finding Your Family History
By: Victor Mobley
Dec 24, 2007
Random Acts, Genealogical Kindness: Free Local Family History Help from RAOGK Volunteers
By: Jill Browne
Dec 19, 2007
Omaha Genealogy Records: Deaths: Genealogical Data From Omaha's Forest Lawn Memorial Park
By: John K. Davis
Oct 29, 2007
Managing Genealogy Research: Keep a To-Do List to Organize Your Family Tree Studies
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Oct 21, 2007
Using a Microfilm Machine: Many Genealogy Resources are Found on Microfilm
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Sep 14, 2007
Using Old Maps in Genealogy: Maps Can Be Valuable Assets in Your Search for Relatives
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Sep 5, 2007
Joining a Genealogy Mailing List: Another Way to Get inTouch with Other Researchers
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Aug 15, 2007
Attending a Genealogy Event: What Can You Get Out of Going to a Genealogy Conference?
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Aug 3, 2007
Watch for Genealogy Scams: Don't be Fooled by These Offers or Services
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Jun 6, 2007
Reading Medieval Handwriting: You may be lucky enough to have old handwritten documents
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
May 14, 2007
Genealogy Utility Programs: Some handy little software programs to help your research
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
May 2, 2007
Researching Slave Ancestors: Tracing the family history of people held as slaves can be difficult
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Apr 28, 2007
Newspaper Research: Don't forget to check the local newspapers for genealogical info
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Mar 31, 2007
Plan a Genealogy Family Reunion: What better way to get to know your living relatives
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Mar 26, 2007
Genealogy Software: Some of the better software programs to help organize your tree
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Mar 14, 2007
When You Hit a Brick Wall: Some ideas to help you solve those difficult genealogy problems
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Feb 28, 2007
Genealogy Volunteering: Some places to offer your genealogical services
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Feb 24, 2007
Adoption and Genealogy: If you or someone else in your family tree is adopted, don't give up
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
Feb 17, 2007
Planning a Research Trip: Be prepared before you head to the library or archive repository
By: Darlene Vaillancourt
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