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10 Tools for Your Genealogy Research That You Never Thought You’d Need
Genealogy is full of surprises. One of those surprises is often the tools you need to do it. Here are ten tools you may be surprised to realize you need to do your genealogy research.
How to Network with Family Members Using Social Media for Genealogy Research
Social media is an excellent environment for networking with distant relatives. Here's how to approach them on social media if they have no idea who you are.
Unusual Sources for Finding Old Family Photos
Are you looking for photos of your ancestors and not having much luck? Here are four effective alternative sources you can use to find old photographs.
WWI Draft Cards: Where to Find Them and What They Can Tell You About Your Ancestors
Have you used the WWI draft card collection yet to search your family tree? You should. Here are the valuable pieces of information you'll find in them.
Royal Blood? Lineage Societies for You
Are you descended from royalty? Then you should join one of these lineage societies for descendants of kings and queens.
History of the US Passport Application
The history of passports in the United States is an interesting one, and one that may assist with your genealogical research. Here's what you need to know.
8 Things New Genealogists Waste Money On
Are you a beginning genealogist? Be sure you don't waste your money on these eight common things that often turn into money pits for newcomers to the hobby.
Do-Good Genealogy: 9 Exciting Volunteer Opportunities
Looking for ways to give back to the genealogical community that's given you so much? Check out these nine genealogical volunteer opportunities.
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.