The Genealogy Interview and Three Ingredients to Success
One of the most rewarding types of ancestry and family tree research is conducting the genealogy interview. If you haven’t added this to your task … Read more
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Google – Your Genealogy Guru
I love Google. It’s simple, efficient, opens a world of knowledge and makes me feel smart just through its simplicity and ease of use. But … Read more
Preparing for a Genealogy Road Trip
If you are planning to head to the state or provincial archives to do research on your ancestors, it is important to plan ahead so … Read more
Newspapers: Our National Treasure
Our first amendment right gives us such treasures in the newspapers: from the past and those of today! Genealogists can enjoy the benefits of hours … Read more
The Learning Curve – Learn about Genealogy
One of the best things about genealogy is the many opportunities to learn. Workshops, magazines, blogs, conferences and even Facebook pages/groups. Whether you are a … Read more
Researching Ancestry on the Periphery
Do you remember this song from Sesame Street? “Who are the people in your neighbourhood…. They’re the people that you meet When you’re walking down … Read more
Family Reunion – Finding Artifacts from the Past
Summer is family reunion time and it was for our ancestors too. What records and artifacts might our ancestors have left for us to find? … Read more
It’s Elementary, Dear Watson
Part of the joy of genealogy research is the thrill of the hunt. We tune into, hone and cultivate our inner detective. Let’s look at … Read more
3 Biggest Mistakes of New Genealogists
You’ve been bitten by the genealogy bug, so what do you do? Go genealogy NUTS!! Maybe I’m the only one, but I remember it well. … Read more
Five Steps to Prepare for a Genealogy Visit with Family
Finally! I am taking a genealogy road trip to meet with my husband’s aunts and uncles. Four of them live 3-4 hours away, and in … Read more