Five Questions with Kenyatta Berry Premium
Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) president Kenyatta D. Berry fell in love with genealogy during law school. Now that passion has her traveling the country talking about—and doing—genealogy. 1. You’re trained as a lawyer. What attracted you to family history? My interest in genealogy started when I...
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is an international church today, but it was born and raised in the United States. Learn about founder Joseph Smith Jr., a New Yorker, and how many Mormons eventually found their way to Utah and beyond.
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Guide to Researching Methodist Ancestors Premium
If your ancestors were Methodists, a variety of church records and histories can reveal their lives: The church’s methodical record-keeping works to your benefit today.
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Give your research a long-lasting legacy: Follow these six steps to get your family history book into the library stacks.
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Major libraries and archives are digitizing their collections and sharing them online. Can a family do the same with its treasures?
View DetailsThe Genealogical Proof Standard: An Expert Explanation for Guiding Your Research
Let the Genealogical Proof Standard be your guide to evaluating and citing genealogy sources. Here's what the GPS is and how it will benefit your research.
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