Read this and be reminded why sometimes the research we need is right in front of us.

Take advantage of virtual genealogy offerings this summer!

10 ways to do genealogy and maintain sanity while social distancing due to coronavirus.

Learn about how a K-W-L Chart can help you reflect upon what you know and what you want to learn.

When is the right age to begin your family research? Keep reading to learn the answer!

Read about how using new methodologies led me to overcoming brickwalls and finding the ship manifests for my 2nd great-grandparents.

The third installment in searching for my 2nd-great-grandmother Paia and her family. Highlights resources to conduct Jewish genealogy.

Like many others, I grew up with stories of my family. These stories are priceless, and I implore anyone engaging in family research to a...

This series of posts has been a long time coming. I can't predict how many parts there will be, as I keep uncovering one discovery after ...

The benefits of starting your family tree from the beginning.

I've known about GenealogyBank for quite some time (and get emails regularly to join), but not until a recent project did I become hooked...

I have discussed before the benefits of testing with AncestryDNA when you want to get started with genetic genealogy to learn about your ...

In my last post, I discussed how I used FamilySearch to find more relatives connected to my grandfather. The last name "Tanawer" was unkn...

Genealogists are constantly learning. If any genealogist ever tells you he or she knows it all, walk away. I have found that collaboratio...

When beginning genealogical research, one might think the most important thing it to join a site to sift through millions of records or t...

As a genealogist, a question I find myself fielding often is "What can you do?" This isn't an accusation; rather, it's curiosity into wha...