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While it’s not possible to give an exact figure, it is a very well-known fact that a very high percentage of adoptees show interest in finding their biological family roots. There are a lot of reasons to explain why they

6 in 10 people in U.S. have had personal experience with adoption, whether it’s their own adoption or that of a family member, a close friend or their children. Register with Adoption Registries.  

In the first part of this blog series, we learned about some of the oldest and most well-preserved family trees. Not surprisingly, those family trees were all linked to royal bloodlines where power, wealth, and inheritance largely depended on blood

Besides that one time as a kid when you started working on your family tree as a school project, you may never have had the time or opportunity to dig deeper into your family’s history.   But did you know that

Identification of one’s biological parents is now a much more likely possibility, thanks to advancements in DNA testing  and analysis.  

Genealogy has come a long way in the last couple of decades, making it easier for individuals to learn more about their ancestral history and explore their family roots. In most cases, it requires people to locate and review old

If you’ve been interested in family history research, but haven’t yet taken the plunge, here are some ideas about how to get started that won’t leave you overwhelmed:    

In recent years, genealogy and family research has become popular here in the US and even across Europe. People are interested in learning about their roots for various reasons, but primarily because, in many instances, family history,  ancestral tales and

Our lives are shaped by the decisions and choices we make each day. However, at the same time, political and social factors—outside of our control—impact our lives and the course it takes, either directly or indirectly. This was probably the