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AncestorNews: Digital-Image Dos
By: Nancy HendricksonPam Journey, a genealogy friend of mine, is a whiz at organizing her records. Pam can look up any source citation on her genealogy software, then walk over to her massive collection of three-ring binders and turn straight to the original record. I should be so lucky. This year...
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Provincial Particulars: History and Archives
By: Family Tree EditorsTo successfully trace ancestors in Canada, you'll need to learn about the province's history to find the documents you need. Here's a look at some key dates in each Canadian province and how to contact the provincial or territorial archives: Province Date Formed Joined Canadian Confederation Civil Registration Provincial/Territorial Archives...
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Give These 8 Smaller Subscription Sites a Shot
By: Rick CrumeAncestry.com may be genealogy's biggest subscription site, but it's not the only game in town. We tried out the "little guys" and found some small subscription websites worth your money.
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Top Shelves: Library Catalog
By: Lauren GamberA directory of US libraries that participated in our genealogy library survey.
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Colorado Historic Sites
By: Dana SchmidtThese living history sites will give you an idea of how your ancestors lived.
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How to Find Your Ancestors’ Birth Records
By: David A. FryxellFinding your American ancestors' birth records doesn't have to be as hard as, well, giving birth. We'll help you deliver a bundle of ancestral answers.
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Customs Made
By: Lisa A. AlzoWhat traditions are music to your family's ears? Tune in to our advice for discovering, exploring and celebrating your clan's folklore.
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How to Research Your Colonial US Ancestors
By: David A. FryxellColonial genealogy can be difficult, but it isn’t impossible. Use these records to find ancestors who lived in the United States before the Revolutionary War.
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Genealogy Q&A: Finding Revolutionary War Ancestors Prior to 1790 Census
By: Rick CrumeExpert answers on researching Colonial Americans before the first US census in 1790.
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