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In your genealogy research, you’ll find yourself drawn to US census records right at the beginning. And that makes perfect sense!. The US Federal Census has been done every ten years since 1790. If your ancestors lived in the US, -
Investigative genetic genealogy is also often referred to as forensic genealogy and has been around as a practice since about the 1950s. However, since it wasn’t a widely known methodology until much recently, very few people knew much about it until
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DNA is the acronym for deoxyribonucleic acid. It’s the largest biomolecule of the cell that codes genetic make-up. -
If you’ve been working on your family tree for a while, you’ve probably turned to newspapers at some point while looking for obituaries. However, many new researchers don’t realize that newspaper archives are an absolute treasure trove for those trying -
When trying toresearch your family history, the process is typically fun and it can even seem to be easy in the beginning. But as you keep researching from one generation to the next, sooner or later, you’re bound to hit a -
The internet has breathed fresh new life into what was typically pretty dusty genealogical research. There is an abundance of records available online that can be used to research family history, and for the most part, they’re often enough to -
Hiring a professional genealogist is like a hiring other professional service provider. Tips for Hiring Professional Genealogist -
For most people, researching a family tree is more of a hobby than anything else. Are you in the same boat? If yes, then you probably don’t see the point of hiring a professional genealogist—it would take away all the -
A person without knowledge of their history, origin and culture is like a tree without root.