Genealogy Helps, Vol. 3 offers practical research ideas, helpful techniques, and historical background to help you continue building your family history. Inside, you’ll learn how to identify...
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The Journey from France
Today, we travel back to seventeenth-century France — a land of craft, faith, and quiet ambition. This is the story of Luc and Élise Moreau, two ordinary people who crossed an ocean not to escape...
One in Six Million: The Baby by the Roadside and the Man Who Retraced a Holocaust Survivor’s Lost Identity (Book Giveaway – ENDED)
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Do You Have French Ancestry?
From the rolling countryside of France to the forests of Canada and the bayous of Louisiana, the story of French ancestry spans continents and centuries. Families carried their language, faith, and...
The Journey from Scotland
Today, we travel back to the rugged Highlands of Scotland a place of mist, stone, and memory. For centuries, families called those hills home until change swept through the glens and sent them...
Tracing the Veterans in Your Family
Veterans Day reminds us that family history and national history often meet. Learn how to trace the veterans in your family, locate their service records, and preserve their stories for future...
Genealogy Helps, Vol. 2 (Free eBook)
This second volume of Genealogy Helps offers more ways to approach your family research. Inside, you’ll find ideas that take your work beyond the usual records, including the Louisiana...
Do You Have Scottish Ancestry?
If you have ancestors who came to North America before the 20th century, there’s a strong possibility that part of your family story began in Scotland. From the rugged Highlands to the fertile...
The Journey from England
Before there were colonies, before there was even a country called America, there were people who made a choice that would echo for centuries. They left behind stone cottages and hedgerows, trading...
Do You Have English Ancestry?
If your family has lived in North America for more than a few generations, chances are that part of your story began in England. For centuries, English men and women boarded ships that sailed toward...