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Cloud-Based Genealogy Tools
By: Lisa A. AlzoResearch your genealogy anywhere you can access the internet with the cloud-based family tree tools in our roundup.
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The Genealogist’s Guide to Tax Records
By: James M. BeidlerThey say the only two certainties are death and taxes. Genealogists are well-acquainted with the former, but tax records elude many. Here's how to find them.
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How to Organize Your Genealogy Research With Evernote
By: Lisa Louise CookeEvernote's logo is an elephant—because it never forgets. Learn the best ways to organize research notes and files in Evernote with these six steps.
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Crowding Around
By: Lisa A. AlzoDon’t go at it alone! Learn how to tap other genealogists’ expertise by using the web to crowdsource your research.
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15 Tech Tools That Transformed Genealogy
By: Rick CrumeFamily history research is faster and easier today thanks to these 15 tech tools. Add them to your research toolbox to give your own genealogy a boost.
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101 Best Genealogy Tips from Family Tree Magazine
By: David A. FryxellBoost your research with the top family history research tips from our archives, in honor of the magazine's 15th anniversary.
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15 Souvenir Ideas for Your Next Family Reunion
By: Diane HaddadWhile you're planning your family reunion, why not think about some special keepsakes to remember it by? Here are some to get you started.
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10 WWI Genealogy Websites to Search for Your Ancestors
By: David A. FryxellFind your ancestors' Great War service records, casualty records and more with the help of these top 10 websites for WWI research.
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The Genealogist’s Guide to US Census Records
By: Sunny Jane MortonYour complete guide to finding and using your ancestors' US census records in your genealogy research.
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Researching Ancestors Who Were Poor
By: Sunny Jane MortonYou might think your ancestor’s limited means resulted in limited genealogical records. That’s not necessarily true—and we’ll show you why with these five rich sources on poor ancestors.
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