Records Articles
Start your search for WWI ancestors—soldiers and those who stayed Stateside—with these online resources.
9/27/2009
Learn the meanings of that legalese in ancestral wills and probate files.
9/27/2009
Start your own roots rush with our guide to finding family history gold in California, Oregon and Washington.
9/27/2009
Walk down the aisle into your family history and discover what marriage records and customs can reveal about your ancestors.
9/27/2009
Walk down the aisle into your family history and discover what marriage records and customs can reveal about your ancestors.
6/1/2000
You know when your ancestors were born, but do you know how they were born?
1/5/2010
Follow the trail to your War of 1812 ancestors at these Web sites.
9/27/2009
Let these steps guide your Civil War sailor research. For more help tracing Civil War ancestors, see the July 2007 Family Tree Magazine.
9/27/2009
If your ancestor strayed to the wrong side of the law, we’ll help you conduct a genealogical investigation into a bounty of criminal records.
11/13/2009
With 2 million free General Land Office patents to mine, the Bureau of Land Management's Web site is an El Dorado for public land records.
9/27/2009