General Genealogy
Beware of These “Red Flags” in Online Family Trees
Here are a few red flags that you can look out for to prevent yourself from getting involved with the wrong research!
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What to Do When You Find Enslavers in Your Family Tree
Finding enslavers in your family tree may make you feel uneasy and wary about presenting that information. Here are some ideas of what to do with such knowledge.
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5 Tips for Creating a Genealogy Budget
Your passion for genealogy doesn't have to hurt financially. Here are some tips to help you budget with your wants and needs in mind.
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13 Common Genealogy Questions, Answered
Many family historians have the same questions when they begin their genealogy research. Here are the answers to common questions from our readers.
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Collateral 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.
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Genealogy 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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How to Find Your Ancestors for Free
How do you find your ancestors for free? Here's your guide to free genealogy websites, records, software, services and much more!
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5 Reasons You Should Join a Genealogy Society Premium
Genealogy societies come in all shapes and sizes. Here are five compelling reasons to seek out societies and join the right one(s) for you.
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How to Earn Professional Genealogy Credentials Premium
Take your professional genealogy work to the next level with the "Accreditted Genealogist" (AG) or "Certified Genealogist" (CG) credential.
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6 Genealogy Jobs That Turn Your Family History Skills into a Career
These six genealogy "dream jobs" take your love of research and turn it in to a profession.
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