Washington, D.C. is the nation’s capital city, and it has some truly intriguing folklore that goes along with it. From the supernatural to conspiracy theories involving everything from the Illuminati...
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10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for January
Let’s kickstart our genealogical journey this January. From strategic planning to deep historical dives, these activities are designed to enrich your understanding of your family's past.
Ancestral Yuletide: Unwrapping the Gifts of Family History
Today, we're embracing the festive spirit by exploring a topic very dear to me – the joy of genealogy research during the Christmas season.
Forensic Research and Genealogy
Today, we're venturing into the intersection of science and history. Have you ever wondered how the lives of your ancestors fit into the broader expanse of history? Or how does modern research assist...
Migratory Patterns and Ancestry
Join me in retracing the footsteps of our ancestors, where every path holds tales of exploration and identity. Together, let’s uncover how the great migrations of the past resonate in our personal...
A Journey Through “Generation by Generation” by Drew Smith
Today, let’s discover your family's story with 'Generation by Generation' by Drew Smith. A guide that turns genealogy into an exciting, personal adventure…
Genealogical.com: Uncovering Family Histories
Let's dive into Genealogical.com, your ultimate partner in uncovering your family's past. With over 2,000 titles and digital resources, unlock the stories that shape your heritage. Discover...
George Wythe: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
George Wythe was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, a Quaker, and a man of quiet conviction and amiable personality who was liked, admired, looked up to, and respected by most who crossed...
Every Family Historian Should Focus On These Three Things
Are you interested in becoming a better genealogist? Whether you're a beginner or a veteran, your research will improve if you focus on these three things.
5 Ways To Tell If Your Genealogy Research Is Accurate
How do you know your genealogy research is accurate? Use these five tips to be as sure as you can be in the world of genealogy.
Finding Time for Genealogy
Today, we tackle a challenge we all face: finding time to research our family's past. Whether juggling work, family, or just life, let's dig into these practical tips, time-management hacks, and...
Genealogy Q&A: Preserving Your Family Tree
📞 Dial in Your Genealogy Queries: Want to have your burning questions about family history featured? Just call us at 1-513-666-9164 and leave your question on the line. It's as simple as that! Your...
Irish Immigrants to North America, 1803-1871
Follow your ancestors as they leave Ireland to start a new life elsewhere. These records are mostly about 46,000 Irish people who came to the United States and Canada in the 19th century.
10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for July
Are you looking for some interesting genealogical projects to do for July? Here are ten that are amazing and will keep you educated and entertained.
Who Are the Black Dutch?
Were you told you have Black Dutch ancestry, but don't know what it means? It means a lot of different things. Here is what you need to know about these people.
Lady Jane Grey: The Queens of England
Lady Jane Grey was Queen of England for only nine days, but her story is a fascinating one. Full of trials and triumphs, abuse and privilege, betrayal and honor, and above all, one of deep and...
Is MyHeritage.com Worth the Money for Your Genealogy Research?
MyHeritage.com is a subscription genealogy website that focuses on European ancestry. It offers a DNA testing kit, a large collection of scanned genealogical documents from European countries, and...
Is Ancestry.com Worth the Money for Your Genealogy Research?
Ancestry.com is the best known of the online genealogy subscription websites. It’s also quite pricey. Is it worth the price of admission? This article explores what Ancestry.com has to offer its...
How Given Names Can Help You Identify Your Ancestor
Did you know first names can be big clues in your genealogy research? Here's how they can be helpful, as well as an example of how to use them in your research.
Florence Kling Harding: America’s First Ladies, #29
Florence Kling Harding was a formidable First Lady. The first to be divorced before her marriage to a future president, Florence was the driving force behind much of her husband’s life during their...
What is Griffith’s Valuation of Ireland?
Are you familiar with Griffith's Valuation of Ireland? If not, now is the time to become acquainted with it. It is invaluable in mid-19th century Irish research.
What is an Acceptable Reasonable Conclusion in Genealogy?
Do you want to prove a relationship in genealogy, but lack direct evidence? You can still come up with an acceptable reasonable conclusion. Here's how.
How To Solve The Biggest Problems In Your Genealogy Research
Do you have any particularly difficult genealogy problems and aren't sure how to go about solving them? Here are some tips to get you over that brick wall.
Must-Have Genealogy Books for Your Personal Library #5
This book is a wonderful one for becoming a more confident, independent genealogist. It is like having your own personal genealogy instructor with you, guiding you every step of the way until you are...
Must-Have Genealogy Books for Your Personal Library #4
DNA is a component of your genealogy research that you may not have explored yet, but you’re probably interested in it. DNA research is becoming a more common and even necessary genealogy tool. If...