Blog

Genealogy research can be exhilarating. From following papers trails to discovering new relationships and even entirely unknown branches of the family tree—new discoveries can give you an adrenaline rush. There are a few speed bumps that break the momentum, though;

The deeper you get into your family’s history, the more complex everything becomes. It’s important to remember that beneath all the stories and relationships that fascinate us, there is a massive labyrinth of names, surnames, places, and dates. The more

More people are developing a fascination with their family history than ever before. Who wouldn’t want to find out about their ancestors?   How Far Back Can You Trace Your Family History  

Your American Native ancestry is an integral and special part of your identity. Your Native American ancestors have the oldest ties to this land, and as their descendants, you should be proud of the rich culture and traditions they’ve passed

Genealogy is about your ancestry, and building a family history. Finding out about your ancestry is both a fun pastime and a useful education experience.  

Thanks to the internet, everything from the smallest details to important records are  all mere clicks away. This is why a trip to an old courthouse, public library, or might seem unnecessary to many. However, websites and online archives can

When it comes to genealogy education, there is, of course, no shortage of resources. From books to journals, online forums, podcasts, and videos, both seasoned and budding genealogists have tons  of valuable genealogy-related material at their disposal. However, with books

When researching family history, a trip to a cemetery is often a fruitful experience that can lead to breakthroughs in your research. Walking among the graves can lead to exciting discoveries in terms of names, dates, and other crucial information,

Between 1980 and 2019, about 185,000 cases of manslaughter and homicide remained unsolved. However, according to some sources, the total number of cold cases in the US is well above 200,000! Until a few years ago, the chances of solving any