5 Genealogy Activities to Do in February
These five tasks will help you focus on the love in your family this month: marriage records, love letters, family groups and more.
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Set yourself up for success in the new year with these simple ancestry tasks that will help you organize your genealogy and define research goals.
View DetailsWhy US Genealogists Should Care About Napoleon
Learn how Napoleon impacts genealogy today, plus take a look at Napoleon's family tree.
View DetailsCollateral Relatives: Who They Are & Why They Matter to Genealogy
Your family tree should include more than direct-line ancestors. Learn who collateral relatives are and how they can help your research.
View DetailsWhat DNA Test Should I Take for My Genealogy?
Three types of DNA tests can help you find your ancestors: autosomal DNA, mitochondrial DNA and Y-DNA. Learn what each is and what they can tell you.
View DetailsGenealogy vs. Family History | Definitions and Examples of Each
What do you call the study of ancestors? These definitions of genealogy and family history will help you determine which is right for you.
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6 Old Newspaper Articles (Besides Obituaries) Where You Can Find Your Ancestors
Obituaries aren't the only way that newspapers covered your ancestors. Learn how to search old newspapers for other articles, with examples of each.
View DetailsOrganize Your Genealogy in a Day: Tips for the Busy Researcher Premium
If all you’ve got is a Saturday to organize your genealogy, make it count with these tips for a successful one-day organization project—plus 14 realistic goals.
View DetailsHow to Browse US Census Records When Name Searches Don’t Work
Find your missing ancestors by browsing census images with enumeration district numbers. This step-by-step tutorial will show you how.
View Details7 Steps for Fact-Checking Online Family Trees Premium
Determine if the information you find in online family trees (such as those at Ancestry.com, FamilySearch and MyHeritage) is accurate.
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