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Learn what you can expect from the Fall Virtual Genealogy Conference, including previews of what you learn and how to make the most of the experience.
Taking a vacation isn't new. Generations of our ancestors did the same thing (if they could take the time off work). Since it's August and a good time for a trip, I thought I'd...
If you haven’t heard about Google PhotoScan – you’re in for a treat. In an age where most of our photos are now taken and stored digitally, it’s amazing...
The solar eclipse on Aug. 21 is the first total eclipse in nearly 40 years that’s visible from the continental United States. The “path of totality” also...
The solar eclipse on Aug. 21 is the first total eclipse in nearly 40 years that’s visible from the continental United States. The “path of totality” also...
Visit our website at FamilyTreeMagazine.com and you might notice something different about us. Yes, we’ve had some work done. Here’s what I’m digging about the new...
Sometimes you just need a cheerful cat photo. So because today is National Happiness Happens Day, and because at least one place says it’s International Cat Day (other...
Israel-based genealogy website MyHeritage announced late yesterday that it has purchased Millennia Corp., developer of Legacy Family Tree software and the Legacy webinars...
Visit our website at FamilyTreeMagazine.com and you might notice something different about us. Yes, we’ve had some work done. Here’s what I’m digging about the new...
Israel-based genealogy website MyHeritage announced late yesterday that it has purchased Millennia Corp., developer of Legacy Family Tree software and the Legacy webinars...
No genealogy website is better-known or more visited than Ancestry.com: More than 11 million people use Ancestry.com resources each month. Yet the number of...
A Free Downloadable e-book Ancestry.com may be the biggest and most well-known genealogy website, but FamilySearch.org is close behind, and growing constantly. FamilySearch.org,...
What’s in Your Genes? Your DNA test results can be surprising, even if you don’t discover an ancestor was adopted or switched at birth. Full siblings may get different...
A Free Downloadable e-book Employing genetic genealogy in your family history has almost become a necessity. Not because it can fully fill in your family tree—it...
Genetic genealogy is confusing to dive into and can leave even a professional genealogist wondering, “Is a DNA test worth the trouble?” Not only can the words used to...
The FDA allows the DNA testing service to once again include reports on select health conditions in its results.
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