How to Fill Out a Family Tree Chart Template
Learn how to make a family tree that’s accurate and thorough with this guide. Learn best practices, as well as how to use traditional charts and forms.
READ MORE25 Best Genealogy Websites for Beginners
Hit the online road with this travel guide of starter tips and websites guaranteed to rev up your genealogy search.
READ MORE4 Research Tips for Beginner Genealogists
Get started in genealogy with these four tips for beginners.
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Build Your Family Tree in a Weekend
Clear your schedule, and pull out your pedigree charts—then follow these 15 simple steps to start uncovering your ancestry in about 48 hours.
READ MORE10 Steps to Start Researching Your Immigrant or Ethnic Ancestors
Whether your ancestors came through Ellis Island or were here to greet the Mayflower, follow these steps to start discovering your immigrant and ethnic ancestors.
READ MOREGenealogy Problem Solving: 4 Case Studies
See how analyzing your genealogical sources can help you conquer genealogy conundrums using these case studies.
READ MOREHow to Create a Genealogy Source Citation
Though no one’s favorite past-time, citing sources is crucial for good genealogy research. This beginner’s guide to source citation will get you started.
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Should You Take the Family Tree Hint? 10 Questions to Consider
Should you take an online family tree hint as fact? Our answers to 12 common questions will help you make the right call.
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Your Ultimate Guide to Ancestry.com Search
Searching on genealogy mega-site Ancestry.com can feel overwhelming. Here are tips and other free resources to help you get the most out of your Ancestry searches.
READ MOREHow To Use FamilySearch.org: A Beginner’s Guide
Learn how to use FamilySearch with this easy-to-follow guide and tips for maximizing your genealogy research time.
READ MOREHow to Use MyHeritage: A Beginner's Guide
Employ these search strategies to find your ancestors among the records on MyHeritage.
READ MOREDive into Genealogy Records
The Genealogist’s Guide to Birth Records
Learn how to find your ancestors’ birth record online or at an archive, plus when they were created, what details they hold, and what can serve as substitutes.
READ MOREThe Genealogist's Guide to US Census Records
Your complete guide to finding and using your ancestors’ US census records in your genealogy research.
READ MOREThe Genealogist’s Guide to Church Records
Learn how church records can reveal immigrant ancestors’ origins, provide mystery parents’ names, stand in for missing birth records and more.
READ MOREThe Genealogist’s Guide to Directories
Use old city directories and other publications in your genealogy research with this detailed guide.
READ MOREThe Genealogist’s Guide to Military Service Records
Learn how to find the military service records for your American ancestors, then mine the records for genealogy clues.
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Understand DNA Tests and Genetic Genealogy
How to Calculate Cousinhood with a Cousin Chart
How, exactly, are you related to the child of your great-great-grandmother’s son? We’ll explain the steps to calculating cousinhood!
READ MOREBest DNA Test Tips for Genetic Genealogy Beginners
Turn your DNA into a valuable tool for finding your family history with these tips and techniques.
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Find answers to your toughest DNA questions, from some of the top genetic genealogy experts, including Blaine Bettinger and Diane Southard.
READ MORECelebrate Your Family History
Family Recipe and Cookbook Projects
Don’t leave cherished family recipes tucked away in a box! From family cookbook ideas to old-fashioned recipes, discover how to share your family favorites.
EXPLORE NOWFamily Reunions
Want to plan a memorable family reunion? We’ve got the tips, tricks and resources you need to make your next family get-together a success!
EXPLORE NOWFamily History Storytelling and Sharing
Family history isn’t just about records and research. It’s also about using your discoveries to showcase the stories, memories and traditions you want to share. We’ve got all the advice you need to both tell and share your family’s unique journey through the ages.
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