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Fortunately for genealogists, the grim reaper leaves a paper trail. Here's how to find facts about your dearly departed ancestors using death certificates, funeral home records and obituaries.
9/27/2009
Planning a trip to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City? Follow in the footsteps of a first-time visitor—and learn how to conquer the family tree capital.
9/27/2009
You've got questions about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history; our experts have the answers.
9/12/2012
If you think you have clowns, acrobats or lion tamers in your family tree, use these three tricks to trace them.
3/11/2013
Need to find a library-or something in a library? These library finders will help you locate libraries with the genealogy materials you need.
9/28/2009
Throw those Mayflower notions overboard. Thanksgiving's real roots are at Virginia's Berkeley Plantation, the site for a feast of American history.
11/21/2011
Having trouble finding your family tree's Mr. Right? Helpful advice from Sharon DeBartolo Carmack will help you break down your brick wall, as will advice from Allison Stacy and Family Tree University. Plus: News from the blogosphere, Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness and our upcoming November 2010 issue.
8/17/2010
Version 5.2's improvements lead to an even more powerful Personal Ancestral File.
9/27/2009
This month, celebrate Halloween by diving into your heritage. Learn how to navigate a cemetery, tips and tricks for tombstones and the benefits of Find A Grave. Plus: An insider look at big acquisitions in the genealogy world.
10/22/2012