Prussia’s Territorial Changes: What They Mean (Plus Tools for Tracking Them) Premium
Prussia's history is rich and dynamic, which can make finding important records difficult for some genealogists. This article offers some resources to help.
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Your research might allow you to claim citizenship by descent in your immigrant ancestor’s country of origin. Here’s what you should know.
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Create a "genealogy will" that outlines for your heirs what you'd like for your research after you're gone. Here's what to include in it.
Read MoreResearching the “Germans Outside Germany” in Eastern Europe Premium
Learn where Germans outside Germany historically settled and the differences between German ethnic groups. Plus, learn to find German ancestors outside Germany.
Read MoreHow to Use Notion for Family History Projects Premium
This article offers tips for navigating Notion and specific ideas for using it as a family history storage and research tool.
Read MoreFreedmen’s Bureau Records: A Genealogist’s Guide Premium
Freedmen’s Bureau records are more accessible now than ever, online at sites like Ancestry.com and FamilySearch. Learn what you can uncover in them.
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Respectful Native American Research Premium
These tips will help you find your Indigenous ancestors while respecting Native cultures and people.
Read More5 Questions to Determine Your Ancestor’s Correct Birthdate Premium
When records list different birth dates for your ancestor, how can you determine which is correct? Here are five questions that can guide you to the right answer.
Read MoreHow to Fact-Check Family Stories in Three Case Studies Premium
It's an unfortunate truth that sometimes, cherished family stories turn out to be tall tales. Separate truth from fiction in your family lore with the tips in these three case studies.
Read MoreInvestigative Genetic Genealogy: How DNA Testing Helps Solve Crimes Premium
By combining DNA with traditional family history research, investigative genetic genealogists are solving cold cases. Here's how they do it.
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