Isn't Genealogy Fun: Family Research Has Its Humorous Side
National Archives Workshops for Genealogists: August Courses Include an Introduction to Genealogy
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Troubleshooting Those Missing Maiden Names: Lesser Known Sources for Tracing Lost Ladies
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How to Start Genealogy Research: Advice for Finding Your Family History
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By: Victor Mobley
Project Tracks Ancient Ancestors: Genographic Project Uses DNA to Locate Ancient Migration Routes
Getting Grounded with Genealogy: Family Links Convey Sense of Unity and Belonging
Discovering Your Ancestry: Get Started Searching Your Family History in Genealogy
By: Janet L. Savage
Tracing Your Manx Ancestors: Family History Records for the Isle of Man
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Rachel Bellerby
Ancestry of Patrick Swayze: World Famous Dancer and Movie Star
Wesleyan Methodist Ancestors: Finding Birth, Death and Marriage Records in Ontario, Canada
By: Wendy Elliott
Crime and Family History: A Cornish Murder Story
By: Paul Lightfoot
By: John K. Davis
The Dawes Rolls: Your First Stop in Native American Genealogy Research
Backup Your Genealogy Data: Safeguard Your Family Tree Files
National Archives of America: One of the Greatest Collections of Historical Material
By: John K. Davis
Footnote.com: A New Genealogy Resource for Historical Documents
Random Acts, Genealogical Kindness: Free Local Family History Help from RAOGK Volunteers
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By: Jill Browne
Omaha Genealogy Records: Deaths: Genealogical Data From Omaha's Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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By: John K. Davis
Ancestry of Stephen King: One of the Best Known Writers of Our Day
Omaha Obituaries: Omaha Death Index Ranges from Complete Obits to Brief Death Notices
By: John K. Davis
Two Genealogies of Jesus: Jesus' Ancestry is Presented in Two Different Ways in the Bible
Converting Old Home Movies to DVD: Get Your Family Movies out of the Attic
How to Create a Tombstone Rubbing: Reproducing Information on Cemetery Headstones
By: Jennifer White
The DAR Society: The Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Society
Ancestry Press: A New Service to Help You Publish Your Family Tree Book
With Leaders – The Name Counts: Can You Identify a Potential Leader by Their Name?
By: Thomas Quinn
Genealogy Timeline Tools: Software Programs can Help You Create Helpful Timeline Charts
Are We Controlled by Our Genes? Finding Criminals in Your Family Tree Doesn't Make You One
Donating Research to an Archive: Giving Your Genealogical Materials to a Historical Collection
Managing Genealogy Research: Keep a To-Do List to Organize Your Family Tree Studies
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Using a Microfilm Machine: Many Genealogy Resources are Found on Microfilm
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Ancestry of George W. Bush: Trace Back the Family Tree of the 43rd US President
Discovering Your Family History: Resources to Track Your Genealogy
By: Denise Oliveri
Marrying Cousins: Cousins Who Marry Can Twist Up Your Family Tree
Hemophilia in the Royal Family: How Disease can be Passed Through a Family Tree
Creating a Family Cookbook: Food Can Help You Share so Many Great Family Memories
Dealing with Titles: Anyone with Royal or Noble Ancestors will Understand this Problem
Types of Old Photos: Recognizing Old Kinds of Photos can be Helpful in Dating Them
Using Old Maps in Genealogy: Maps Can Be Valuable Assets in Your Search for Relatives
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Criminal Records: An Often Overlooked Place to Find Genealogical Info
Joining a Genealogy Mailing List: Another Way to Get inTouch with Other Researchers
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Starting a Family Newsletter: Your Own Little Publication Can Really Help Keep a Family Connected
What Happened to Annie Moore? She was the First Person to Immigrate Through Ellis Island
Ancestry of Elvis Presley: He's Been Dead for 30 Years, but to Many He's Still the King
Attending a Genealogy Event: What Can You Get Out of Going to a Genealogy Conference?
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Review of GedHTree: Review of a Gedcom-to-HTML Utility Program
Watch for Genealogy Scams: Don't be Fooled by These Offers or Services
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Dating Old Photographs: Learn How to Determine When an Old Photo Was Taken
Ancestry of Laura Ingalls Wilder: Several Generations of Early American Settlers
Homestead Act Records: New settlers to the USA may have left a number of records behind
Becoming a Certified Genealogist: Certification can take your hobby to the next level
Obtaining Vital Records: Where to contact the proper offices to find vital records
The Ancestral Numbers Game: The gene pool dwindles as we go back in time
By: David R. Smith
Russian Genealogy: Some countries can be quite a brick wall when it comes to genealogy
Ancestry of George Washington: A look at George Washington's ancestors, going back 6 generations
Give Your Tree More Branches: Don't focus your research only on your immediate direct ancestors
Scottish Family Tartans: If you have Scottish ancestry, you might want to know about tartans
Basics of Land Deeds: Property records can offer many genealogical clues for you
Reading Medieval Handwriting: You may be lucky enough to have old handwritten documents
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The Ahnentafel Chart: Another way of charting and organizing your ancestors
Create a Family Scrapbook: Show off your collected family memoribilia in a scrapbook
Identity Theft: Is Identity Theft a Legitimate Concern for Genealogists?
Genealogy Utility Programs: Some handy little software programs to help your research
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Oral Histories: Tips and Questions for Interviewing Family Members
By: Kim Kankiewicz
Lineage Societies: Your family tree might make you a member of an exclusive group
Researching Slave Ancestors: Tracing the family history of people held as slaves can be difficult
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Newspaper Research: Don't forget to check the local newspapers for genealogical info
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Conducting a Genealogy Interview: Some tips if you want to talk to your relatives about your family
Heraldry and Coats of Arms: How to understand what a coat of arms means to a family
How to Cite Your Sources: You should know the correct way to record your information sources
Old Occupational Titles: Genealogical sources often refer to obscure job titles
Plan a Genealogy Family Reunion: What better way to get to know your living relatives
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Genealogy Software: Some of the better software programs to help organize your tree
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Finnish Genealogy: A collection of sites and resources for family trees in Finland
When You Hit a Brick Wall: Some ideas to help you solve those difficult genealogy problems
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Heraldic Visitations of Britain: These records are invaluable to anyone researching English ancestry
Genealogy Volunteering: Some places to offer your genealogical services
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Adoption and Genealogy: If you or someone else in your family tree is adopted, don't give up
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Planning a Research Trip: Be prepared before you head to the library or archive repository
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Where to Create a Family Tree Site: Websites where you can create your own family tree website
Double Dating: Vital records with 2 years aren't necessarily typographical errors
Free Genealogy Websites - Part 2: Not all good sites require a paid subscription.
Native American Genealogy: Tracing your Native American ancestors
Hiring a Professional Genealogist: Sometimes you need help from a pro
Myth vs History: Sometimes the line between history and folklore can be blurry
Presidential Genealogy: Highlighting some online resources for researching the U.S president
Choosing a Scanner for Genealogy: A scanner can be an invaluable tool for your genealogy research
Gifts for Genealogists: Some gift ideas for family or friends who study genealogy
Genealogy of the Mayflower: In honour of the American Thanksgiving holiday.
Surname Meanings: Different surnames in your family tree can yield clues about your an
Who are the Black Irish? Are the Black Irish really a cultural or ethnic group?
Review of the Complete Peerage: My opinions on this huge British history resource
Genealogy Magazines: A quick review of some popular genealogy magazines
Cite Your Sources: A personal pet peeve that needs to be mentioned
Review of Ancestry.com: My views and opinions of this large pay genealogy site
