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How to Research Orphaned and Adopted Children in Your Genealogy
By: Sunny Jane Morton and Judy G. RussellLegal adoption wasn’t common until the past century or so. Here are five historical scenarios you can use to research your orphaned and adopted ancestors.
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The Top British Genealogy Websites
By: Rick CrumeRule, Britannia (research)! Discover your English and Welsh ancestors’ records in these must-search British genealogy websites.
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Take a Successful Research Trip to the Family History Library
By: Sunny Jane MortonWhether you’re headed to RootsTech or planning another trip to Utah, here’s how you can have a more successful research trip to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
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State Research Guide: Arkansas
By: Lauren EisenstodtReady to dig into your Arkansas family history? Get back to your Natural State roots with a healthy dose of history and resources.
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8 Tips for Finding Ancestors Prior to 1850
By: Shelley K. BishopAncestors are hard to find before 1850. Scarce records and incomplete censuses prevail. We've got eight tips for discovering your distant roots!
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The Final Week for Microfilm
By: Diane HaddadAs August 31st quickly approaches, one week remains for FamilySearch’s microfilm lending program. While you can still take advantage of the program for 7 more days, here are our tips for here’s how to get your ancestors’ old church, vital and other records in the future. Guest blog post by Family Tree Magazine Contributing Editor […]
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Now What: How to Find Vermont Birth Records
By: David A. FryxellFind your Green Mountain State ancestors using these resources.
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13 Genealogy Myths and Misconceptions
By: Editors of Family Tree MagazineWe expose the truth behind 13 genealogy falsehoods and fallacies that could sabotage your family tree.
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How to Use Old Maps to Find Missing Ancestors
By: Sunny Jane Morton and Randy MajorsDid your ancestors drop off the map? Maybe it's not because they moved, but because boundaries shifted or street names changed. We'll help you use old maps to solve place problems in your genealogy research.
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17 Genealogy Habits to Make in 2017
By: Dana McCulloughYour genealogy life will be more organized and efficient when you make these 17 habits part of your research routine in 2017.
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