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Looking for the women in your family tree? Start your search for female ancestors in these genealogy records.
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When America's immigrant heritage comes up in today's national discourse, you'll often hear: “My ancestors came here legally,” “They learned the language and became American”...
Add new skills and resources to your genealogy toolbox with the virtual conference so you can research more effectively.
When America's immigrant heritage comes up in today's national discourse, you'll often hear: “My ancestors came here legally,” “They learned the language and became American”...
Experience the best of RootsTech 2019 from the comfort of home by live-streaming more than 20 free lectures. Here are some of the can't-miss sessions.
There's hope for even your biggest genealogy brick walls. A new edition of Marsha Hoffman Rising's classic The Family Tree Problem Solver will get you started.
Last week, GEDmatch announced it had moved to a new platform, Genesis. So what does that mean for users? This post will break down what you need to know about the new...
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Transferring your DNA results means you can take them from one company to another. Here's why and how to take advantage of this research technique.
The Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah is now the FamilySearch Family History Library. Here’s what you need to know for your next research trip to this genealogy...
It’s a quick and easy process to download your raw DNA data from AncestryDNA. Here’s why to do so and a helpful how-to demonstration.
Transferring your DNA results means you can take them from one company to another. Here's why and how to take advantage of this research technique.
It’s a quick and easy process to download your raw DNA data from AncestryDNA. Here’s why to do so and a helpful how-to demonstration.
A reader has many DNA matches on her maternal side, but not one of them shares her mother's maiden name. What? Our DNA expert weighs in on the case of the missing surname.
MyHeritage has a new feature that uses DNA, trees and historical records to theorize how you’re related to your DNA matches. Here's a closer look at how this feature, called the...
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