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If you’re new to genealogy research, you may not even realize that you need a research plan. This is the case for many new family researchers when they’re just starting out. It’s only when they start following trails they’ve already been -
A forensic genetic genealogist is also sometimes referred to as an investigative genetic genealogist, and in general, this field is relatively new. This is primarily why many people may not know about it in-depth, although they’ve probably heard about it thanks -
The more you learn about your family’s history, the more complicated it can get. Here are some questions you should ask yourself to ensure a seamless research process. Questions to Ask Yourself before You Go For Genealogy -
Trying to find an ancestor’s birth record to build your family tree? We’re here to help! We hope this blog answers all your questions related to birth records and why it’s impossible to locate them at times. Do The Birth -
There’s nothing quite like using photographs for family research. The dates and information you’ll find in other kinds of records are all important, but they don’t tell a story the way a photo does. Photographs can help you put faces -
Whether you have Native American ancestry or not, chances are that you’ve already heard the Cherokee Princess myth. Many families may claim that they’re descended from a Cherokee princess—but they’re sadly mistaken. Even if there’s no doubt about an -
Genealogy research can be exhilarating. From following papers trails to discovering new relationships and even entirely unknown branches of the family tree—new discoveries can give you an adrenaline rush. There are a few speed bumps that break the momentum, though; -
The deeper you get into your family’s history, the more complex everything becomes. It’s important to remember that beneath all the stories and relationships that fascinate us, there is a massive labyrinth of names, surnames, places, and dates. The more -
More people are developing a fascination with their family history than ever before. Who wouldn’t want to find out about their ancestors? How Far Back Can You Trace Your Family History