The following databases are showing as new on FamilySearch since our last update: Alabama Marriages, 1816-1957 Alabama, […]
It seems like every day there’s a new website where one can share memories and history […]
There’s not any real discussion of this–just not typical to find county board reports indicate disposition […]
3 November 1900. The date of the naturalization for Joseph Watson of Chicago appears twice on […]
[from 22 August 2013] The word “negative” can be confusing when applied to evidence. Negative evidence […]
After a hiatus, we are ready to resume distribution of Casefile Clues. You can get free copies […]
On 1 February 1868, William S. Newman assigned his interest in the estate of Belinda Newman to Jesse […]
From: 27 July 2013. After my first onsite Flip-Pal scanning experience, here are a few suggestions: Have plenty […]
Current genealogical theory indicates that an exhaustive search should always be performed as a part of […]
The post on the “wrong” Bernard Dirks who naturalized in Woodford County, Illinois, in November of […]
We continue our discussion of the 1921 Kansas City death of Henry Goldenstein with the second […]
This is the fourth in a series of image from the 1807 estate sale list from Stephen […]
Before I wrote this post, I had a preconceived notion about Focke Goldenstein never having actually […]
When you’ve dreamed up a genealogical conclusion, you need to cite that dream. Here are some […]
The hints at Ancestry.com should be used as hints and not as facts. Matching names do […]
[re-posted with some additions from 22 April 2014 as we migrate old content to the new […]
The following databases are showing as updated since our last posting: United States Census, 1820 […]
Now through 16 July, we are offering 25% off any sized webinar purchase. Topics include: Female […]
I recently posted this image to the Facebook page for Genealogy Tip of the Day. It generated a […]
[reposted from 10 July 2012 with updated links and a few additional comments in brackets] Ancestry.com […]
Usually in United States records it is an English speaker who had issues with a German […]
The local paper contained a brief discussion of the death of Henry Goldenstein along with an […]
Page numbers are integral to genealogical citations. It’s a problem when after we’ve left the research […]
I’m really curious as to the identity of the Mary M. Love to whom my great-grandparents […]
The special report from the US House’s Committee on Invalid Pensions of 25 July 1854 mentions […]
I was going to be focused and concentrate on Riley and Nancy Rampley, the Civil War […]
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