How to Navigate Dead Fred’s Genealogy Photo Archive
Dead Fred lets you search for old family photos and add your own. Here's a guide that offers tips for using the site's search functions and other features.
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How to Link Digitized Records to Your Family Tree
Family history research may lead to many useful documents worthy of saving and sharing. Here's a guide to help add these records to your family tree digitally.
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Online Tools for Sharing Family Photos and Stories
There are now more ways than ever to easily share photos and ancestor stories online. From major genealogy websites to lesser-known resources, here's a brief comparison of the options.
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How to Use Notion for Family History Projects
This article offers tips for navigating Notion and specific ideas for using it as a family history storage and research tool.
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MyHeritage for Free: 10 Tips for Using It Without a Subscription
MyHeritage is a leading genealogical resource rife with valuable resources. This article offers tips for navigating MyHeritage for free.
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How to Use the David Rumsey Map Collection for Genealogy
The David Rumsey Map Collection boasts over 115,000 unique resources on its free online portal. In this video, Sunny Morton provides a thorough walk-through of this tool.
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A Tour of the FamilySearch Research Wiki
FamilySearch is the world’s largest free genealogy website, and its Research Wiki is a hefty how-to portal. In this video, Sunny Morton provides a quick tour of this helpful genealogy tool.
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Chronicling America: A Quick Tour
Millions of newspaper pages are searchable on the free Chronicling America website. Learn two of its best features in this quick video.
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Top Filipino Genealogy Websites Premium
More and more Filipino genealogists have started building websites that offer tips, terminologies and guides on how to do your own family tree research.
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Archives.gov: Navigating the National Archives Website
Every genealogist should know their way around Archives.gov and how to find the records available at the National Archives.
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