Genealogy News and Education
This weekend enjoy free access to a wealth of genealogy records. From marriage records at MyHeritage to newspaper overload at Newspapers.com. Here’s what you need to know! MyHeritage Now though February 24th, celebrate love by searching marriage records at MyHeritage for free. Remember, MyHeritage offers a world-wide collection of genealogical records. Recently, they added new […]
Free genealogy webinars for November 2020 include Swedish genealogy, Latin handwriting, Australian genealogy, deeds, newspapers and more! Not sure what a webinar even is? Click here to learn the details, then return back to this page to see all the terrific webinars available for the month of November! Free Genealogy Webinars from the Family History Library […]
Using newspapers for genealogy research is sometimes overlooked. Let’s face it – most of us are looking for those coveted primary sources and records, and newspapers are just ‘hearsay’, right? Well maybe, but newspapers can help us ‘hear’ our ancestors’ voices in a way a record won’t. And if we’re lucky, they will hold vital […]
Have you ever wondered what tragic event in your family history forced your ancestors to suddenly pick up and move? Or have you wondered why Great-Grandpa was raised by the neighbors for a time? Disasters, tragic accidents, and all manner of other calamities impacted the lives of our ancestors. What disasters and catastrophes shaped your […]
Paper.li, pronounced paper-lee, is a type of online newspaper. There are newspapers for all sort of interests, including paper.li for genealogy. Read along to learn which of your favorite genealogists are publishing a genealogy ‘newspaper’ and what it means for your genealogy know-how. Paper.li for Genealogy & Family History Perhaps the days of having a […]
