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While most people are aware of Rosh Hashanah, many don't know what is actually being celebrated. Let's take a closer look at the Jewish New Year!
Our five research tips will help you start learning more about your loved one's service in the armed forces during the Vietnam War.
In our September 2017 podcast episode, host Lisa Louise Cooke discusses the 101 Best Genealogy Sites of 2017, along with interviews from the editors of Family Tree...
A DD 214 or discharge paper, can be confusing with military acronyms and jargon. Start deciphering the form to learn more about your veteran's service.
Our five research tips will help you start learning more about your loved one's service in the armed forces during the Vietnam War.
It's a question that burns inside my brain this time every year: Why is Oktoberfest celebrated in September? Let's find out!
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15th! We're sharing key facts about what we're celebrating, and tips for researching your Hispanic ancestry.
In anticipation of our upcoming Cluster and Collateral Research 101 course, let's look at some ways to solve genealogy problems with cluster research!
In our September 2017 podcast episode, host Lisa Louise Cooke discusses the 101 Best Genealogy Sites of 2017, along with interviews from the editors of Family Tree...
These three charts show you at-a-glance the features of genealogy software and family tree websites, and what programs and sites sync your data.
Changes are imminent in the genealogy field today, as Ancestry.com and Findmypast have announced that they will be making transitions to their leadership.
Deciding where you want to store your family tree, whether online or via software, can be a touch choice. Let us help you figure out which is right for you!
These three charts show you at-a-glance the features of genealogy software and family tree websites, and what programs and sites sync your data.
Here's how Houston-based Family Tree DNA protected customers' samples during Hurricane Harvey, and how the company is helping with recovery efforts.
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...
The FDA allows the DNA testing service to once again include reports on select health conditions in its results.
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