Chances are you have some paper files in your genealogy records. But how can you organize them? Here’s one method of getting that paper under control.
I stumbled upon this graphic of GotGenealogy.com‘s “Golden Rules of Genealogy.” Great compilation of common-sense genealogy truths.
Dig deeper in your research to find hidden gems at these four free and underused genealogy websites.
With these ancestry research links, I have been able to score some of my favorite archival facts without spending a penny.
How to find Irish censuses describes which Irish census returns survive after the explosion and fire which destroyed the Public Record Office in Dublin during the Civil War. It also shows how these can be accessed free of charge, plus some substitute suggestions.
Census records reveal so much about our ancestors. There's more than just the Federal census. Explore the other types of census records for your genealogy.
Irish genealogy research can be difficult, but it certainly isn't impossible. Jumpstart your research with these 10 free websites for Irish genealogy!
It is wonderful to uncover the facts of an ancestor's life, but putting a face to a name is the most amazing discovery of all. Find out where to look for ancestor photos.
An Amazing Free British Genealogy Resource: The Gazette. This post looks at the often overlooked family history resource covering 350 years.
Where to find free genealogy books online looks at where you can find free genealogy books and gives some examples of what you can find.
Websites like Ancestry and FamilySearch have made starting your family tree research easier than ever. But what do you do when you’ve exhausted everything there is to find on these sites? You start using libraries and archives!
WorldCat can be a valuable tool in your genealogy research. Discover how to use WorldCat to find family histories and other genealogy resources.
Hit the online road with this travel guide of starter tips and websites guaranteed to rev up your genealogy search.
Discover free hidden FamilySearch records. How to find these browse-only records and tips for using them for genealogy research.
Where to find free online genealogy records. The best free courses and guides on the web to help you improve your genealogy research.
Where to find free genealogy books online looks at where you can find free genealogy books and gives some examples of what you can find.
A collection of the best genealogy apps for staying organized while finding your ancestors. Make researching on the go easier with these free apps.
British Genealogy Records: Taxation looks at early tax records which can be great for taking your genealogy research back further
FamilySearch has billions of records for us to use in our genealogy. But there are 5 overlooked sections of the website that can be beneficial to our research.
Looking for genealogy writers to follow on Pinterest? Here are 10 active family history pinners to save to your research, writing, and DNA research boards.
10 genealogy research tips I wish I'd known at the start looks at mistakes made and how to avoid them when starting your family tree.
Free records on Ancestry. This post looks at the hidden free records on the largest subscription site; Ancestry.
Free genealogy records and websites to help you search for your ancestors and save money. Find your ancestors the frugal way!
Feelng overwhelming by the mountains of records and photos you have? Learn how you can organize your genealogy discoveries it without going crazy?
Maps can show more than just roads. Learn about 5 different types of maps that can help you with your genealogy research.
Where to find free online genealogy records. The best free courses and guides on the web to help you improve your genealogy research.
There really aren't any shortcuts in genealogy . Most of the "shortcuts" come in organizing, filing, and using technology--r...
How you can find hidden Ancestry records. These are records on Ancestry.com that are not searchable and can only be browsed.
An Amazing Free British Genealogy Resource: The Gazette. This post looks at the often overlooked family history resource covering 350 years.
This free ebook has been curated to provide you with genealogy research methods for finding your ancestors’ military service records.
The top 10 free British genealogy sites that are essential for researching your British ancestors. Includes some much overlooked ones.
The top five essential free Irish Genealogical sites to help people with Irish ancestry trace their roots. Including free vital records and census returns
The top five essential free Irish Genealogical sites to help people with Irish ancestry trace their roots. Including free vital records and census returns
120 free genealogy websites. Here are some great free resources from around the world to help you with your family history.
The top five useful gadgets for genealogists to effortlessly help them with their family history research and data collection.
The top five useful gadgets for genealogists to effortlessly help them with their family history research and data collection.
Discover free hidden FamilySearch records. How to find these browse-only records and tips for using them for genealogy research.
Land ownership maps are a great genealogy resource to identify land your ancestor owned. They can be used to find other records and understand your ancestors’ lives.
20 Totally Free UK Genealogy Sites are lesser known completely free websites that can help you with your British genealogy research.
50 Useful English and Welsh Genealogy Websites looks at 50 key resources that can help you find your roots in English and Wales. As well as tips for finding key records such as parish registers it also looks at sites that can give you occupation records as well as images, maps and many other resources.
Where to find online Canadian genealogy research records is a roundup of the main genealogy records available to the family historian.
The top 25 Irish genealogy online record collections. These are the largest online collections for Irish genealogy research.
Where to find free genealogy books online looks at where you can find free genealogy books and gives some examples of what you can find.
Get started in genealogy with these four tips for beginners.
This detailed article looks at the British Census between 1801 and 1931; what genealogy information can be extracted and what's missing
10 Tips for finding your emigrant ancestors. Advice for finding who your migrating ancestors were and where they came from.
20 Totally Free UK Genealogy Sites are lesser known completely free websites that can help you with your British genealogy research.
Ten years. Over ten years. I was stuck at a 4th great grandfather for that long. Most of that time I was pretty sure who his father was....
