Researching your Native American Ancestry

Researching your Native American ancestry can be a rewarding and meaningful experience. It can help you to learn more about your family history, connect with … Read more

Be A Hit at Your Next Family Reunion

Be A Hit At Your Next Family Reunion We’ve all been to family reunions that are entirely social and don’t include much in the way … Read more

Family Reunion Guest Register

The Geneosity Family Reunion Guest register is a genealogy-friendly form that is ready to print.  Guests to your reunion will be invited to provide their … Read more

Three Generation Pedigree Chart

Below you’ll find our copy the the basic three-generation pedigree chart used in documenting members of your family tree.  This form is useful for any … Read more

Genealogy Interview Form

One of the most effective ways to get genealogy information is by interviewing your family members. Unfortunately, we often chat with them without taking notes. … Read more

Tidbits: Don’t Neglect The Neighboring Record

Don’t Neglect The Neighboring Genealogical Record, 2nd edition.  Updated 2017 Something that happens often is that while researching your family tree you find yourself looking … Read more

I’ve Hit a Brick Wall… Now What?

Brick Walls in Genealogy and Family Tree research, 2nd edition.  Updated 2019 It happens to everyone. You’re chugging along, having a fantastic time learning about … Read more

The Best Free Genealogy Websites and Online Resources

“Ouch! That genealogy website subscription is really expensive! Do I really want to pay that just to find out where great-grandpa came from?” If you are … Read more

Citing a Genealogy Source

Now that you know the importance of documenting where you’ve gotten the information used in your family tree, let’s take a look at what goes … Read more

Dig Up Your Past for Free Using FindaGrave.com

One of the best free resources for finding burial records, obituaries, and more is FindAGrave.com. The entries come from predominantly North American cemeteries, but there … Read more

Using Search Engines and Social Media for Family Research

When you think, “I’d really like to do some genealogy research today,” what comes to mind first? If you’re like most people, you probably thought … Read more

Next-level Hints for Using Census Records

You’re pretty well-versed in the basics of using census records to help you in your genealogy research. You are ready to take it to the … Read more