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On the free Compgen.de website, local genealogists serve up a wealth of German records and research know-how. We’ll show you around the site.
If you're having trouble identifying the people in your old family photos, your cousins may be able to help. Photo Detective Maureen A. Taylor shares how to find clues in your...
Family Tree Podcast producer and Genealogy Gems founder Lisa Louise Cooke is in the know when it comes to all things Genealogy. Check out her favorite family history books,...
It's a question that burns inside my brain this time every year: Why is Oktoberfest celebrated in September? Let's find out!
It's a question that burns inside my brain this time every year: Why is Oktoberfest celebrated in September? Let's find out!
Timelines reveal a lot about your ancestors' lives. Learn how to create timelines for your family history as well as practical tips for using them in your research.
Genealogists claim records database PeopleLegacy copied vast amounts of data from Find A Grave. Here's what we know so far.
Our editor Andrew got a sneak peek of the useful sessions at this year's Fall Virtual Conference. Here's some of what he learned there.
MyHeritage just started accepting Living DNA and 23andMe v5 results. However, the service also now has an end date for full, free access to the site’s DNA tools. Here’s why to...
While blogs may seem like yet another way for DNA testing companies to market themselves to their customers, following company blogs can benefit your research. Here are a few...
Cemeteries are critical genealogical resources, but they're often miles and miles from where you live. Cemetery websites can help you virtually visit.
The number of tips, tricks and resources you can get from the Fall Virtual Genealogy Conference can really add up to big advances in your research.
MyHeritage just started accepting Living DNA and 23andMe v5 results. However, the service also now has an end date for full, free access to the site’s DNA tools. Here’s why to...
Yes, you still can use your DNA matches even if there's no tree or genealogy information attached. Here are six ways to make no-tree matches work for you.
Have the millions of DNA test-takers made a grave mistake when it comes to their personal information? Our legal expert answers 19 crucial questions about DNA testing and your...
The number of tips, tricks and resources you can get from the Fall Virtual Genealogy Conference can really add up to big advances in your research.
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