Have you ever found out things through your genealogy research that made you raise an eyebrow, or two? How about something that made you pick up the phone, call a family member, and say “guess what!?"
Learn how to use FamilySearch website with this easy-to-follow guide and tips for maximizing your genealogy research time.
Seeing how others solve their genealogical questions is invaluable. In this blog post, I'll show you how adding case studies can help your genealogy education.
Genealogy Tutorial: How to research your ancestor using a no surname search. Strategy for finding your ancestor with only a known first name.
Metadata can help you store and transfer key details about image files. Learn how to edit and manage the metadata in your digital images and photos.
How to create Ancestor Superhero Activity for Kids! Help your kids love studying family history and getting to know the stories of your people.
Want to become a better genealogist? In this blog post, I'll explain what skills are needed to advance key areas of your genealogy research and their power.
Have you ever found out things through your genealogy research that made you raise an eyebrow, or two? How about something that made you pick up the phone, call a family member, and say “guess what!?"
Learn the steps that will simplify the process of transferring your genealogy data between FamilySearch and Ancestry.
Here are 5 common reasons why you're not finding your ancestor's death record -- and what you can do about it.
Dig deeper in your research to find hidden gems at these four free and underused genealogy websites.
Did you know seeing your family tree in a different view can help your genealogy research. Check out this ost from Gray Stabley Genealogy Services for more.
Have you ever found out things through your genealogy research that made you raise an eyebrow, or two? How about something that made you pick up the phone, call a family member, and say “guess what!?"
The Leeds Method is a way of clustering your DNA matches to try and highlight clusters or groups that match to grandparent lines. Learn how to use our free worksheets for the Leeds Method to group your DNA Matches.
Having trouble keeping track of all your ancestors? Learn how to use a genealogical numbering system and assign numbers to key ancestors.
Explore school records for genealogy research and discover clues to finding your ancestors. School census records, yearbooks & more!
Timelines are super helpful for your genealogy research and can help with your brick walls.
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Learn the steps that will simplify the process of transferring your genealogy data between FamilySearch and Ancestry.
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Chances are you have some paper files in your genealogy records. But how can you organize them? Here’s one method of getting that paper under control.
Kick distractions to the kerb and unlock streamlined processes for the five key areas of your genealogy admin.
En début d'année, je propose à mes élèves une fiche d'identité en atelier dirigé. C'est l'occasion de savoir ce que l'élève connait de lui / d'elle, son environnement familial, sa famille... Les supports que j'utilisais me plaisaient sans plus, j'ai voulu faire un document qui me correspondait davantage. Je pose les questions et écris leurs réponses. Les élèves doivent colorier les réponses en image (en respectant la couleur des cheveux pour fille ou garçon et la couleur du pelage des animaux). J'ajoute le nombre devant les animaux s'ils en ont plusieurs et j'ajoute les prénoms des frères et soeurs sous chaque enfant colorié avec un + si plus âgé ou - si moins âgé (pour les jumeaux / jumelles je mets un =). Si l'élève connait le niveau de classe, je le note au-dessus. En haut à droite, il y a la place de mettre leur photo pour faire comme une "grande carte d'identité". Je me présente
See how using the Level-up Challenge and Airtable in your genealogy research can help you stay organized. Read more in this blog post from Gray Stabley
Organizing your genealogy using file folders is a simple, affordable way to get your records in order. It’s also easily adaptable so you can find the system that’s best for you.
How to stop damaging old family photos every time you look at them
Okay, I don't actually think any of you are "challenged", but when I want to learn something that I think is difficult, I use google and typ...
Silhouette wall art is a timeless and meaningful decor piece. Learn how to make a silhouette easily using this DIY silhouette tutorial.
Grease your genealogy research wheels with a plan. If you're tackling a new research problem, this Evernote form, the "Developing G...
If you have Slovak ancestry and are curious about what Slovakia was like before your ancestors came to the US, why they might have come, and how to trace your Slovak roots, you have come
Bloom’s Taxonomy should be your lifeline in teaching. It outlines low-level thinking to high-level thinking skills: Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation When cons…
How do you know a genealogy source is correct? You have to learn to evaluate your evidence. It's not as easy as "this is a good s...
If you have Polish ancestors, the country’s historical partitions and border changes have probably presented some genealogy research challenges. Here’s an example of why: If your ancestors lived in…
If you're new to genealogy, you might be feeling overwhelmed. No need. Start with these entry-level genealogy records, and you'll be climbing your tree in no time.I've worked with numerous beginning genealogists, plus I was one 30 years ago. The following record types are the easiest to access and provide many quick wins while building your family tree. While it's tempting to explore all the hints genealogy websites offer, stay focused on these record collections first. Before we begin, make sur
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Sharing advice and talking point ideas for family interview questions to learn about your genealogy. Genealogy is all about family history.
