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Category - Family History
Tartans: The Key to Clans
Click here to learn about the history of tartans and identify clans from around the world; the tartans are unique to their clans and organizations.
Creating New Genealogists: The Secret
As genealogists, we want our children and grandchildren to be as interested in it as we are, so they will preserve, protect, and continue the work we’ve done. But, how do we instill this interest in...
How Did They End Up There?
Have you ever considered why your ancestors lived where they did? People have been moving throughout human history, but there has usually been a reason. Learning the reason will reveal a lot of new...
Is Tracing Your Health History Important in Your Genealogy Research?
Is getting your family health history done an important part of your genealogy research? It can be. Here's what you need to know about getting tested.
Remembering Pets in Your Family History
People have been living with pets for a long time, and they deserve to be included in your family history narrative. Here's how to do it.
Timelines and Your Family Tree
Have you ever seen a timeline used in genealogy? This is why timelines are very valuable tools in genealogical research.
Reading History to Understand Your Ancestors
Have you ever considered reading history to get to know your ancestors better? It is a wonderful way to do so. Here's how it can help you bring them alive.
The Genealogy of Blue People
Have you ever heard of the blue people of Kentucky? They were real, and they really were blue, thanks to a recessive genetic condition. Here's their story.
How to Make Your Written Family History More Exciting
If you decide to write and publish your family history, you must decide if you just want those who share your common ancestors to read it, or if you want to sell it to a wider audience. A family...
What is a Third Cousin Twice Removed?
Why Has My Third Cousin Been Removed Twice? Most of the time family relationships are simple. We know our father and mother, our brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and so forth. But...