Archives for Sharon DeBartolo Carmack

What is a Collateral Relative and Why Do They Matter?

Get the lowdown on this genealogy term and how using collateral research can help you find more information about your family history.

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6 Tips for Writing Your Life Story

Nobody can tell your own story as well as you. Here's how to get started transforming your memories into memoirs.

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Mysteries, Histories and Family Sagas: Get Lost in a New Book

Need a break from your genealogy research? Don't miss these mysteries, fictional family histories, true crime and other entertaining reads!

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Four Steps to Finding Italian Ancestors

Finding your Italian ancestors can be tricky. Here are four steps to get you started. You'll be saying 'ciao" in no time!

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Keep Your Family Heirlooms Safe Premium

Cataloging your keepsakes and family heirlooms will preserve their legacy for generations.

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Genealogy Workbook: Institutional Records Premium

Tuberculosis sanatoriums. State hospitals. Poor farms and almshouses. “Insane” asylums. Old folks’ homes. Orphanages. Prisons. Almost everyone has a relative who—whether willingly or not—became a resident in an institution for a short period or even the better part of a lifetime. Or perhaps an ancestor or relative...

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Genealogy Book Reviews Premium

Find out about books that'll help you become a better genealogist and get to know your ancestors' world.

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Time Capsule: The Spiritualist Movement Premium

One morning in January, 1863, Mrs. Laurie desired me to go to the White House and inquire after Mrs. Lincoln’s health. Mrs. Laurie had visited Mrs. Lincoln the previous day, and found her prostrated by one of her severe headaches. It was about eleven o’clock when I called...

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