Between 1630 and 1642, approximately 30,000 people left England for Massachusetts. By the time of the American Revolution, nearly everyone in Massachusetts could trace their ancestry to one of those...
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10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for July
Are you looking for some interesting genealogical projects to do for July? Here are ten that are amazing and will keep you educated and entertained.
Generations by Generations: Win a Copy of Drew Smith’s Latest Genealogy Guide! (GIVEAWAY ENDED)
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Father’s Day: A Tale of Tradition, Tragedy, and Triumph
Father’s Day actually has roots going back to the early Middle ages, just after the fall of the Roman Empire in Europe. Churches celebrated a version. But, it took until the 1970s for it to become a...
The Haunting Trial of Zona Heaster Shue
Discover the captivating tale of Zona Heaster Shue, whose mysterious death led to an extraordinary trial. This story weaves together elements of love, betrayal, and a ghostly visitation, ultimately...
Baton Rouge, Louisiana: The State Capitals
Baton Rouge is the capital of Louisiana. It has a long history of human habitation, as well as a rich and multi-layered history of European and African settlement. This makes it unique among the...
Salem, Oregon: The State Capitals
Salem is the capital of the state of Oregon. It has a history of human habitation going back hundreds of years. Europeans didn't show up there until fairly recently. When they did, Salem quickly...
Irish Immigrants to North America, 1803-1871
Follow your ancestors as they leave Ireland to start a new life elsewhere. These records are mostly about 46,000 Irish people who came to the United States and Canada in the 19th century.
Ancestral Findings Giveaway
By signing up, you will have the chance to receive ten postcards from my collection. These postcards come from various locations worldwide, showcasing famous landmarks and hidden gems. They offer a...
10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for May
Are you looking for genealogy projects to keep your research moving in May? Here are ten suggestions for your research you will love.
Columbia, South Carolina: The State Capitals
Columbia is the capital city of South Carolina. It is an old city, and one with much history attached to it. From early European exploration and settlement, to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, and...
Unveiling the Hidden Talents of U.S. Presidents
Step into a world where America's presidents reveal their lesser-known talents. Explore the quirky and creative hobbies that show the human side of these historical figures.
Do Cowboys Really Wear Cowboy Hats?
Saddle up for an engaging ride through the storied history of cowboy hats! Uncover how these iconic symbols of resilience and style have shaped the American frontier's legacy, blending functionality...
How to Research the Birthplaces of Your Ancestors
Locating the birthplaces of your ancestors is an important part of genealogy. It can open up whole new lines of research to you. Here's how to find them.
Birth Index: Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1680-1800
A comprehensive index has been compiled, listing approximately 476,000 individuals who either resided or were born in Southeast Pennsylvania prior to 1800. This index is particularly relevant to...