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Check out our pictures and history of Fort Mackinac, a 230-year-old military fort on an island at the top of Michigan. We also have tips for researching soldiers who were...
Can't find your male ancestor in a database? This male nicknames list will provide you the clues you need to identify them.
See why you should sign up for this free live webinar to explore the Vivid-Pix Restore software and learn what Vivid-Pix can do to improve your old family photos and documents.
Cartes des visite were the most popular photographic formats in the nineteenth century. Here's a quick history of the cards, and what clues you can gather from them.
Two half-siblings reconnected with each other and their long-lost birth father thanks to a pro bono DNA program.
The roots of some NFL teams have as many twists and turns as your family tree does, with name changes and moves from town to town. This handy football history timeline tells you...
Another suspected serial rapist has been identified using DNA evidence found in a popular genetic genealogy database.
The author of the new The Family Tree Historical Newspapers Guide, Jim Beidler, shares an example of the type of information you can expect to find in his book.
Two half-siblings reconnected with each other and their long-lost birth father thanks to a pro bono DNA program.
If you've ever read a genealogy article that you absolutely loved and wanted to obtain your own copy of it in print, this how-to is for you.
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...
School yearbooks are a great place to find pictures of young relatives and learn about their teen years. Ancestry.com has just doubled the size of its U.S. yearbook collections....
Another suspected serial rapist has been identified using DNA evidence found in a popular genetic genealogy database.
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...
DNA testing has opened a broad new avenue for adopted people to find their birth families. Our guide maps out your journey of discovery.
DNA testing has opened up new doors for researchers hoping to find their birth parents. This chart will help you use the shared cM data in your DNA results to figure out...
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