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Shadows Over Point Pleasant

Journey into the lingering mystery that has kept Point Pleasant in the public eye for decades. From eerie sightings near an old military plant to a tragic bridge collapse, find out how this West...

Census Records (1790–1955)

Today, let's discover the invaluable insights census records from 1790 to 1950 offer genealogists and learn how to navigate, interpret, and incorporate them into your family history research.

Richard Keith: I Love Lucy

Richard Keith is the stage name of American child actor and performer Keith Thibodeaux. The son of a musical family, he began performing at three years old in local productions, before landing the...

Genetoons: Giggles Plucked from the Family Tree

Welcome to Genetoons—your go-to hub for whimsical, single-panel genealogy cartoons that captivate audiences of all ages! Here, we blend humor with family history insights, turning genealogical gems...

The Birth of the U.S. Navy

The history of the U.S. Navy is longer than the history of the United States. It's even longer than the idea of the United States.

Victoria: The Queens of England

Alexandrina Victoria was Queen of England for an astounding sixty-three years, a feat not surpassed until that of her great-great granddaughter, Elizabeth II. Known for her strict moral standards and...

Who Are the Black Dutch?

Were you told you have Black Dutch ancestry, but don't know what it means? It means a lot of different things. Here is what you need to know about these people.

Elizabeth II: The Queens of England

Queen Elizabeth II was the most recent monarch of the United Kingdom before the current Charles III. She was also the longest reigning monarch in British history. Born to the second son of King...