Author: Rick Crume

Which DNA Health Test is Best? Premium

Use DNA test results to learn about your health. Here's how the four major DNA health tests compare: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Living DNA, and MyHeritage DNA.

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6 Tips for Organizing Digital Genealogy Files

Learn how to organize your genealogy files on your computer with these practical tips for naming, managing and sorting digital documents and photos.

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26 Tips for Searching Census Records on Genealogy Websites Premium

Learn how to find census records online at the major databases, including Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.

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How to Create a Family Health History Premium

You don't need an MD to keep careful records of your family's health history. Document the diseases, conditions and other medical traits in your family tree with these nine resources.

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4 Steps for Rewinding Your Research Premium

We can all use a genealogy do-over every now and again. Follow these four steps to fact-check ("rewind") your research using family tree software and websites.

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The Top British Genealogy Websites

Rule, Britannia (research)! Discover your English and Welsh ancestors’ records in these must-search British genealogy websites.

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Free 10 Essential Genealogy Research Forms

15 Essential Google Tools for Genealogy Research Premium

These 15 free, world-class Google tools help you organize your genealogy, find old records and more.

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How to Time Travel Using Google Maps Premium

Take a step back in time! Learn how with this example using the free Google Maps for genealogy.

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5 Genealogy Mystery Books to Add to Your Reading List

Looking for a great new book to get lost in? You won't want to miss these five books that combine genealogy and mystery.

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9 Search Tips for Hard-to-Search Genealogy Websites Premium

You might be used to the multi-faceted searches and fancy algorithms of websites such as Ancestry, MyHeritage and FamilySearch. But sometimes the best brick wall-busting treasures are on free, volunteer-run or library websites that don’t enjoy the same investment as those bigger genealogy databases. With a little time and these nine tricks, though, you can unearth hard-to-find, free genealogy gems.

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