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Are you considering getting your DNA tested? It is more affordable and accessible to more people than ever before. Even those who are not genealogists are doing it. Before you test, ask yourself...
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Researching your German ancestors takes knowledge and ingenuity. It is not like researching ancestors in America. Germany has only actually been one unified nation since 1871. Many people doing...
The American Orphan Trains
What were the Orphan Trains and what did they do for children? It's an intriguing story. It's considered the precursor to modern foster care in America.
The Scots-Irish and How to Research Them
Do you have Scots-Irish ancestors, or think you might? Here's what you need to know about this unique cultural group and its history in the UK, Ireland, and America.
How to Use Cluster Research to Find Those Hidden Ancestors
Have you heard of the cluster technique? If not, you should know it is a powerful method for breaking through genealogical brick walls. Here's the details.
The Years Without Christmas: Puritans Against the Holiday in Colonial New England
The Puritans who colonized Massachusetts banned Christmas. This ban was in place for decades, and contempt for Christmas lasted a lot longer. Here's why.
Five Important Time-Saving Tips for Getting Your Genealogy Research Done
Is your genealogy research time limited due to other commitments? You need to make the most out of every research moment you have. Here's how.
The Different Types of Libraries Used in Genealogical Research, and Their Unique Values
There are several different types of genealogy research libraries you can use, and they each have their own, unique collections. Here's what you need to know.
Why You Should Absolutely Take the Time to Document Your Family History Research
Have you started documenting your genealogy yet? If not, you should. Here are the top reasons why documentation is so important in genealogical research.