Genealogical clues to your female ancestors are hiding in the pre-1850 census records. Include early census records in your genealogy research!
Finding hidden females in your genealogy research can be challenging. Follow the tips in this blog post to put one proven strategy to work.
The importance of siblings is a topic that can be discussed for any genealogical problem but sometimes it may be the best or only way to res...
Finding female ancestors can be difficult. Here are 3 practical, proven strategies for finding more about them for our genealogy.
Explore an unusual genealogy research strategy to find the females in the family tree. Elusive female ancestors may be hiding in their children's records.
How to research the women in your family. Genealogy research advice and links to help you research the women in your family tree.
Finding your female ancestors can be a big challenge for genealogists. Probate records are a great resource to help you trace the women in your tree.
Finding female ancestors can be tough. Learn about some valuable sources (including some you might already have) and how to get the most out of them.
How to research the women in your family. Genealogy research advice and links to help you research the women in your family tree.
Are you struggling to find female ancestors in your family history? We share 5 tips for locating those elusive ancestresses in genealogy records.
Genealogy tips and strategies to help you in finding the women in your family tree. Female ancestors do not have to be your brick wall.
Are your female ancestors a mystery? It’s not uncommon. While you may know the first name of a female ancestor, finding their maiden name and birth family can sometimes be a challenge. Here are some tips to get you past this incredibly common genealogical issue, and find your female ancestors at last.
Finding female ancestors can be difficult. Here are 3 practical, proven strategies for finding more about them for our genealogy.
Genealogical clues to your female ancestors are hiding in the pre-1850 census records. Include early census records in your genealogy research!
Struggling to find an ancestor's birth date? No birth certificates? Include these 8 alternate sources in your genealogy research plan.
It can be difficult to find obituaries for females. Here are 5 tips to help you find more of them.
Trouble researching female ancestors? Learn how to find those elusive females in your family tree with these genealogy research strategies.
Genealogical clues to your female ancestors are hiding in the pre-1850 census records. Include early census records in your genealogy research!
When you are researching your family history, you will obviously come across female ancestors. Female ancestors can be more difficult to trace because they invariably changed their name when they got married, taking on their husband's surname. Women's roles in history have been less recorded than that of their male counterparts, so invariably did not
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Genealogical clues to your female ancestors are hiding in the pre-1850 census records. Include early census records in your genealogy research!
Finding an ancestor's maiden name is tough. Discover 3 often overlooked genealogy resources to identity your female ancestors.
Note information on events in an ancestor’s life, such as education, military service, marriage and children.
Finding your female ancestors can be a big challenge for genealogists. Probate records are a great resource to help you trace the women in your tree.
Explore an unusual genealogy research strategy to find the females in the family tree. Elusive female ancestors may be hiding in their children's records.
If you can’t find your women ancestors, try religious records. These resources began before civil registration and can have details not in other records.
Finding your female ancestors can be a big challenge for genealogists. Probate records are a great resource to help you trace the women in your tree.
Searching for a female ancestor? Check the newspaper social columns, which can be a valuable tool in 19th and 20th century genealogy research.
Genealogical clues to your female ancestors are hiding in the pre-1850 census records. Include early census records in your genealogy research!
Tired of not being able to find your documents and photos? These genealogy organization research tips can help you find the right artifact every time.
In these library collections, family history speaks volumes. Check out the top public libraries for genealogists.
Happy Labor Day! It’s a day that honors work so why not take a trip into the past to find pictures of your laboring ancestors. Some of my favorite images on the Library of Congress website are the…
How to research the women in your family. Genealogy research advice and links to help you research the women in your family tree.
Download the Ancestry Search Tips free eBook from Family Tree University to help you get the most out of your Ancestry subscription.
Research into your immigrant ancestors should start in U.S. records. Learn which records are helpful and strategies to use them.
WorldCat can be a valuable tool in your genealogy research. Discover how to use WorldCat to find family histories and other genealogy resources.
Genealogy tips and strategies to help you in finding the women in your family tree. Female ancestors do not have to be your brick wall.
Did you know that there's a section of some federal censuses that lists deaths? Here's what the Mortality Schedules can tell you and where you can find them.
Society and church cookbooks have been around for years. We all have them. You know the ones...the little paperback cookbook sitting on your bookshelf. Local women's societies or women's church group would donate recipes that would be put into a book. The cookbooks were often fundraisers for a local charity. Besides great recipes, did you know there is a wealth of genealogical information found in these cookbooks?
How to research the women in your family. Genealogy research advice and links to help you research the women in your family tree.
Community cookbooks are a great genealogy resource to learn more about the daily lives of our female ancestors, and even find a recipe that she contributed.
If you stop looking after you find the marriage record from the courthouse, you might be stopping too soon. Learn about other types of records that give information about your ancestor's marriage.
