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Are you interested in Irish genealogy? If so, then you should know about Ireland’s Genealogical Gazette. The Gazette is published by The Genealogical Society of Ireland, a membership society based in County Dublin, Ireland. The back issues of The Genealogical Continue reading Ireland’s Genealogical Gazette Back Issues Available Online for Free PDF Download
I finally got a few moments to read my May/June issue of Digital Genealogist – the online magazine published by my friend, Liz Kerstens. I don’t typically write about magazines on this blog, as I’ve been so close to the Continue reading The May-June Issue of Digital Genealogist
My friend, Jeff Bockman, just posted an article on death records at this “Genealogy According to Jeff” website. Click on the Deaths link under the Death heading to read all about it. Following is a teaser. Few people are fortunate Continue reading What Did Your Ancestors Leave You?
For those interested in British research, a FREE eBook titled “At Home With Your Ancestors” is now available at the howto.co.uk website. The book is written by Diane Marelli, and details online genealogy research from a British point-of-view. Although the Continue reading “At Home With Your Ancestors” – Free eBook Detailing British Genealogy Research
Stefani Evans wrote a good column for the April 30, 2009 Las Vegas Sun about having out genealogy collections well organized and possibly even indexed ASAP – so that at our demise, all our work has some value – and Continue reading Get That Stuff Organized Before You Croak
Jeff Bockman continues to post his magazine articles on his Genealogy According to Jeff website. The latest to go up is an article on marriage records called “Till Death Do Us Part” that we originally published in the Spring 2005 Continue reading Till Death Do Us Part
Jeff Bockman just posted a great article on using historic maps on his Genealogy According to Jeff website. This was one of the best how-to articles that we printed in the Jan-Feb 2007 issue of the Helper. Now Jeff has Continue reading Using Historic Maps to Find Your Ancestors
Dick Eastman just posted a very good article dealing with what he calls “Family Stories and Other Fairy Tales.” It’s educational and an excellent read – mainly dealing with our ancestors’ immigration to America and the stories that often surround Continue reading Eastman’s “Family Stories and Other Fairy Tales”
My buddy, Jeff Bockman, just posted a very good article on cemetery research on his Genealogy According to Jeff website. This article couldn’t have been written 10 years ago… Check it out.
When you haven’t seen your sister in 55 years – then you’re told that she was murdered, what do you do? Lorene Womack set out to find the truth, and happily found that the story of her sister’s demise was Continue reading Sisters Reunited After 55 Years
I know, the words Genealogy and Vacation probably shouldn’t be used in the same breath, since genealogy usually turns out to be anything but a vacation – it’s often more like “hard work.” Jeff Bockman just posted a very interesting Continue reading Taking the Genealogy Vacation
The following column is written by Bryan L. Mulcahy, and was received from him in this weeks’ newsletter. I found it interesting, and as he asks us to share his columns, I thought I’d pass it on. The column brought Continue reading Excommunications and Genealogical Research
Within the last 24 hours, Jeff Bockman posted an article titled, Extra, Extra, Read All About Your Ancestors, on his website. The article details the kinds of things you might find when searching the papers for your people. And as Continue reading Read All About Your Ancestors – in the Newspaper
Michael Mansfield, a product manager at FamilySearch and a database expert, spoke at the BYU Conference on Computerized Family History and Genealogy on March 14. He listed a number of things that the researcher should do do locate your ancestor Continue reading Nine Things You Can Do to Find Your Ancestor Within Databases
My good friend, Jeff Bockman, has begun posting articles that he’s written on his website. So far, he has four articles up there, three of which I commissioned and published either in Heritage Quest Magazine or the Genealogical Helper. Jeff Continue reading Genealogy According to Jeff