Do you use charts and forms in your genealogy research? They are an important part of joining lineage societies, and storing your work as a physical copy.
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20 Surprisingly Handy Stocking Stuffers for Any Genealogist
What to get your genealogist this holiday season (or get yourself, if you are the genealogist)? That is the question. Here are ideas for 20 stocking stuffer gifts that are ideal for any genealogist...
Gustave Anjou: An Intriguing Career of Genealogical Fraud
Are you familiar with the name Gustave Anjou? If you aren't, you should be. He is a famous genealogical con man. Here's his story, and how he did it.
The Science of Aerial Photography in World War I
Aerial photography was no doubt a groundbreaking advance for military commanders. Follow along as we talk about the science of aerial photography in World War I.
Home is Where the Records Are: How to Mine Your Closets for Genealogical Gems
Follow your family tree without leaving the house (or logging on). Learn more about ancestors from your own walls, furniture, photos and other genealogical gems.
Using Naturalization Records as a Link to the Past
Starting to look into your family's history? Here is some information on naturalization and how the process has changed throughout the years.
Who’s Who in the American Revolution (eBook)
This is the story of the movers and shakers, the big players, of the American Revolution.
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.
English Settlers in Barbados
The English have a long history in Barbados. It was one of the largest and most important English colonies for centuries. Here's how the connection started.
The Pepperoni Roll and Its Origins: GeneFoods #3
What is a pepperoni roll, and why might it be important to your genealogical research? Discover all about this food and its connection to genealogy here.