Case Study: Conflicting Birthdates in Genealogy Records Premium
Conflicting birth dates can be especially difficult to resolve. Here is a case study and tips from genealogy expert Sunny Morton.
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Stories to Tell: Going Home Premium
An old diary comes alive when a genealogist visits his family’s 200-year-old homestead.
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5 Free Digital History Collections
These digital history collections are great free resources for historical and genealogical information. Find your favorite and get searching!
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5 Ideas to Get to Know the Females in Your Family Tree
It often takes extra effort to identify and trace women throughout their entire lives. Try these 5 tasks to get to know the females on your family tree.
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How to Prepare for a Trip to the FamilySearch Library Premium
The FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City, Utah is a genealogy dream vacation destination. Here’s what you need to know for your next research trip.
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How and Why to Download Raw Data from AncestryDNA
Use your DNA for more-intense genealogy research (and take control of your data) by downloading your raw results from AncestryDNA.
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MyHeritage DNA’s Theory of Family Relativity
MyHeritage Theory of Family Relativity uses DNA, trees and historical records to theorize how you’re related to your DNA matches. Here's a closer look.
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Ancestry MyTreeTags: Put Sticky Notes on Your Ancestors
Have you ever wished to put a sticky note on part of your family tree? Now you can, with Ancestry’s new MyTreeTags.
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AncestryDNA ThruLines Overview and Features
Check out the AncestryDNA Match experience and ThruLines, which proposes possible family relationships to your matches based on trees and DNA.
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Case Study: Research Clues from Understanding Slavery Law
The free “Slavery in America and the World” digital library at Hein Online has surpassed a million pages. Here's one example of how understanding slavery law can reveal clues for your genealogy research.
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