Cemetery research is an important part of genealogy research. The two go hand in hand. Here's how to get started with it, and what it can help you discover about your ancestors.
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The Years Without Christmas: Puritans Against the Holiday in Colonial New England
The Puritans who colonized Massachusetts banned Christmas. This ban was in place for decades, and contempt for Christmas lasted a lot longer. Here's why.
Five Important Time-Saving Tips for Getting Your Genealogy Research Done
Is your genealogy research time limited due to other commitments? You need to make the most out of every research moment you have. Here's how.
Charts and Forms for Genealogy, and How to Use Them
Do you use charts and forms in your genealogy research? They are an important part of joining lineage societies, and storing your work as a physical copy.
Gustave Anjou: An Intriguing Career of Genealogical Fraud
Are you familiar with the name Gustave Anjou? If you aren't, you should be. He is a famous genealogical con man. Here's his story, and how he did it.
Tartans: The Key to Clans
Click here to learn about the history of tartans and identify clans from around the world; the tartans are unique to their clans and organizations.
English Settlers in Barbados
The English have a long history in Barbados. It was one of the largest and most important English colonies for centuries. Here's how the connection started.
Prison Records and Your Genealogical Research
Do you have an ancestor who was in prison? You should investigate their prison records. Here is why, as well as where to look for these records.
Understanding The Meaning of Your American Surname
Are you curious about the origin of your American surname? Looking into it can tell you more than just a meaning. It can reveal ancient people and places.
What is a GEDCOM?
What is a GEDCOM? It is an important word you will come across a lot in online genealogy. If you aren't familiar with GEDCOMs, now is the ideal time to learn.
Why I Love Genealogy (And You Should, Too!)
Why I Love Genealogy (And You Should, Too!) Here are all of the many, wonderful reasons why.
Who’s Who in the American Revolution: Marquis de Lafayette
Who was the Marquis de Lafayette? He was the most important foreign ally of the colonies during the Revolution. Here is the story of this remarkable man.
Early Photography and the Elderly
The invention of photography leads indirectly to the modern world of genealogy, starting with getting photos done of older relatives. Here are the details.
WWII Japanese American Internment and Relocation Records in the National Archives
Do you have Japanese American ancestry? If so, learn more about Japanese internment during WWII, and records concerning the real people involved.
3 Genealogy Conferences You Must Attend
Do you want to take your genealogical research skills to the next level? Consider attending one of these three top national genealogical conferences.