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Need to access your family trees on-the-go? Read our latest reviews on these six genealogy mobile apps from Ancestry, FamilySearch, MyHeritage, and (finally!) Findmypast.
Findmypast has been releasing more British Isles genealogy record treasures to help you find your ancestors. Here’s a quick rundown of new resources available on the site.
The Periodical Source Index (PERSI) at Findmypast is a great resource for identifying articles of interest to your research in genealogy newsletters, magazines and journals....
Leading British Isles genealogy website Findmypast has published a new collection of more than 53 million England and Wales electoral registers for the 1920s and 1930s. With...
Living DNA has announce plans to partner with family history website findmypast. Here's what the collaboration will entail.
Changes are imminent in the genealogy field today, as Ancestry.com and Findmypast have announced that they will be making transitions to their leadership.
Your favorite subscription genealogy websites do make some records available for free—yes, even Ancestry.com. Here's how to find free family history data on four...
How do the “big three” genealogy sites measure up to each other—
and to your research needs? We’ll compare the sites’ records,...
Can’t find someone in the census? Browsing schedules for the place he lived can help you pull his name off the pages. Here’s how to do it on the biggest genealogy...
One of these 2015 top genealogy releases could solve the research brick wall in your family tree.