Learn about the fascinating art and history of bedmaking from our ancestors. Discover why chicken feathers & wooden slats were popular materials for bed construction and how a 'straw tick'...
Search Results For - Lineage
10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for January
Let’s kickstart our genealogical journey this January. From strategic planning to deep historical dives, these activities are designed to enrich your understanding of your family's past.
Lost Letters and Family Ties: A Civil War Chronicle
Join me on an emotional tale of the Clarkson family, intertwined with the tumult of the American Civil War. Through letters that span years, we'll unveil stories of love, hope, loss, and resilience.
What is Christmas?
Uncover the heart of Christmas in the Bible's stories: Gabriel's message to Mary, Jesus' birth, the shepherds' divine encounter, and the wise men's journey. Explore these events to grasp the...
Early Texas Settlers 1700s-1800s
Ranging from genealogical sketches to passenger lists and history of the settlement of Texas, the eight books collected here are comprehensive in their coverage of early Texas.
Ancestral Yuletide: Unwrapping the Gifts of Family History
Today, we're embracing the festive spirit by exploring a topic very dear to me – the joy of genealogy research during the Christmas season.
Forensic Research and Genealogy
Today, we're venturing into the intersection of science and history. Have you ever wondered how the lives of your ancestors fit into the broader expanse of history? Or how does modern research assist...
Ethnic Enclaves: Uncovering Cultural Pockets in Cities
Have you ever been curious about the histories that are whispered along the streets you walk? Join me as we explore the heart of our cities, discovering the intimate tales of ethnic neighborhoods...
Virginia Colonial Records, 1600s-1800s
This is the largest and most complete index of Virginia colonial records ever assembled, representing the combined efforts of several generations of talented and dedicated genealogists. Anyone with...
Why Irish Genealogy Is So Difficult?
Let’s discover the intricate challenges of tracing Irish genealogy. From lost records to migration patterns, delve deep into the reasons behind the difficulties and learn how to navigate them...
A Journey Through “Generation by Generation” by Drew Smith
Today, let’s discover your family's story with 'Generation by Generation' by Drew Smith. A guide that turns genealogy into an exciting, personal adventure…
Notable British Family Histories, 1600s-1900s
Burke's indexes are a treasure trove of English genealogy, spread across eleven volumes. These volumes are packed with intricate lineages of notable British families, many of which have ties to the...
Genealogical.com: Uncovering Family Histories
Let's dive into Genealogical.com, your ultimate partner in uncovering your family's past. With over 2,000 titles and digital resources, unlock the stories that shape your heritage. Discover...
10 “Must Do” Genealogy Projects for November
Looking for some new genealogy projects for November? Here are ten "must-do" projects for this month. You will love them.
Witches in the Family? Resources for Researching the Families of the Salem Witch Trials
Do you have a connection to the Salem witch trials of 1692? How do you know? Here are some resources for finding out, and for tracing your Salem witch ancestry.
Should it be Grand or Great?
Are you confused about what to call your aunts and uncles from older generations? Let's break it down and find out when to say ‘grand’ and when to say ‘great,’ and why it changes as you go back in...
Research Basics: A Short Introduction to Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors
Do you want to know if you have a Revolutionary War ancestor, or discover more about one you already know is part of your family tree? This is how you do it.
Finding Time for Genealogy
Today, we tackle a challenge we all face: finding time to research our family's past. Whether juggling work, family, or just life, let's dig into these practical tips, time-management hacks, and...
From Beginner’s Blunders to Expert Insights
Embarking on a journey to unravel the history of our ancestry is a thrilling and humbling endeavor. As a genealogist and storyteller, I embarked on this path with enthusiasm, armed with a camera to...
Ancestral Adventures: Genealogy with Local Societies
Exploring family history is akin to solving a captivating mystery across time. Often underestimated, historical genealogy societies hold the key to this enthralling puzzle. Their dedication to...
Benjamin Harrison V: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Benjamin Harrison was a signer of the Declaration of Independence. This was not the future president of the United States of the same name, although the future president was a great-great grandson of...
Birth Record Index: United States/Europe, 900-1880
The extracted records include the Social Security Death Records Index, the Mortality Schedules, the lineage-linked databases 100, 101, and 102, and the Salt Lake City Cemetery records. Over 1.8...
Michelle Robinson Obama: America’s First Ladies, Part 44
Michelle Robinson would one day become our nation’s forty-fourth First Lady, and the first African-American one. She grew up in a traditional home in Chicago, achieved in school to please her ill...
Vital Records: New Netherland, 1600s
This resource shows the history of more than 1,793 families in New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania. This comprehensive family tree information spans the years 1613–1674. The data assumes...
Organizing Your Physical Genealogy Documents
If you are looking for a way to keep your physical genealogy documents organized as well as safe, here are a few useful hints to push you in that direction. These tried and true tips will help you...