Now What: Shifting Borders and Genealogy Records

By David A. Fryxell Premium

Shifting country borders can make tracking down your ancestors genealogy records extra tricky. David A. Fryxell discusses the once disputed area Schleswig-Holstein, and where to start your records search.

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