Have you started documenting your genealogy yet? If not, you should. Here are the top reasons why documentation is so important in genealogical research.
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Modern Genealogical Problems and How to Solve Them
Some genealogical issues are more prevalent in modern times than they were in the past. These are some ways you can get past these issues in your research.
What is a GEDCOM?
What is a GEDCOM? It is an important word you will come across a lot in online genealogy. If you aren't familiar with GEDCOMs, now is the ideal time to learn.
The Dangers of Being Careless on Citing Resources in Your Genealogy Research
It is just as important to cite your genealogy sources correctly as it is to cite them at all. Here's what can happen if you're careless with your sources.
Using Negative Evidence to Prove Relationships in Genealogy
What is negative evidence, and how can it help you break through brick walls in genealogy research? Using negative evidence in the absence of identifying records is a powerful research technique...
What to Do if Your Genealogy Research Isn’t Getting Any Results
Is one of your genealogy lines giving you a hassle? Not every genealogical line is easy to research, but most of them can become productive. Here's how.
The Biggest Genealogy Research Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make
Don't let your genealogy research be incorrect. Make sure your genealogy is as true as it can be. Here are the 3 biggest genealogy mistakes and how to avoid them.
3 Ways to Be Constantly Improving Your Genealogy Research
Do you want to become a better genealogist? You can! Here are three ways you can be constantly improving your genealogical skills.
Don’t Make These 8 Mistakes in Your Genealogy Research
Are you a beginning genealogist? Make your research shine by avoiding these eight common beginning genealogy mistakes.
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What Can the British College of Arms Do for You?
The British College of Arms is a little used but highly important and rich resource for genealogical information for people with British ancestors. Here's what they can do for you.
What to Do if a Genealogical Record is Sealed
Here are some techniques for getting your hands on sealed records you need for your genealogy research.
Why Understanding Ancient Laws is Important in Genealogy
Legal knowledge is important in genealogy, especially of old laws and legal terms. Here's why, and where you can get this knowledge.
Genealogical Adventures in Town Halls
If you're not using town halls in your genealogical research, you are missing out on some excellent and hard to find information. Here's why you should use them and what you may find there.
How to Find a Wife’s Name When it’s Not Obvious
Sometimes, finding the name of someone's wife can be difficult in genealogy. There are usually more records regarding men than women in ages past. Here are some tips for finding those wives.