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Online memorials have become increasingly more popular over the past few years, and are an excellent way to share memories, pictures, and much more with the family and friends...
Family Tree Podcast producer and Genealogy Gems founder Lisa Louise Cooke is in the know when it comes to all things Genealogy. Check out what she's been up to and what some of...
We're holding a free viewing of "Thank You for Coming," a film about a woman's search for her biological father using DNA testing! You also can ask her questions in our free...
When a woman launches a genetic genealogy search for her grandfather, she ends up uncovering an unexpected family member as well. Here's her story.
We're holding a free viewing of "Thank You for Coming," a film about a woman's search for her biological father using DNA testing! You also can ask her questions in our free...
For most Americans, the 2018 income tax filing deadline was earlier this week. As much as we grumble about income taxes, you could argue our ancestors have had it worse. At...
Starting this week, Family Tree Magazine subscribers will notice something a little different in their mailboxes: Our May/June 2018 issue debuts a new look and content to...
The TLC reality series “Long Lost Family" is back for a third season. We've got the details on the beloved show that reunites separated family members.
Online memorials have become increasingly more popular over the past few years, and are an excellent way to share memories, pictures, and much more with the family and friends...
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Drive your genealogy success by using Google to find your ancestors. Learn how to use Google's tools to organize your research and search in news archives, books, set up alerts,...
It's natural to have concerns about the safety and storage of your DNA sample and test results. Here's what some of the major testing companies have to say about the security of...
Ready to apply our DNA Next Steps to your own research? Diahan shares how she applied her own results, and we've got details on how to make these strategies your own.
Not sure what to do now that you have your DNA test results? We’ll outline three “next steps” to help you use your results to make new genealogy discoveries.
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.
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