Searchable records are a huge part of what makes family history research possible. A lot happens to a record from the time it is found in…
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821.2 million records were added to MyHeritage in the last two weeks of December — bringing the total number of historical records in MyHeritage SuperSearch…
Some new free Geneanet features have been released! These new features are about notifications, list of individuals in your family tree, and advanced search in…
When we think of early computers, usually what comes to mind is punch cards and gigantic WWII-era machines that filled entire rooms. But humans have…
Oise-Aisne American Cemetery and Memorial, near Fère-en-Tardenois, France, Now Available on Geneanet
The Oise-Aisne American Cemetery and Memorial is an American military cemetery in northern France. Plots A through D contains the graves of 6,012 American soldiers…
Names are an integral part of personal and family identities. They can also illuminate your cultural heritage or your ancestors’ lives. If you have English heritage,…
How reliable is the health information reported by genetic genealogy companies?How reliable is information from DNA tests? A: The number one most important thing to…
For the people of Great Britain, Yorkshire pudding has long been a dish to be proud of. This simple, crispy puffed bread requires only four…
“Once we were brutal Vikings. Now we are one of the world’s most peaceful societies. Welcome to Denmark.” —denmark.dk There couldn’t be a better description…
Today we remember science fiction author Isaac Asimov on what would have been his 100th birthday! Image: Isaac Asimov / Wikimedia Commons Although the exact…
New Year’s Day, 2020: The sun shone for part of the day, the high was 12 C, and revellers took to social media to share…
DNA and genetic genealogy have helped investigators solve a century-old Idaho mystery. Outlaw Joseph Henry Loveless was killed and dismembered in 1916 and buried in…
Back in 1990, children playing near a gravel pit in Griswold, Connecticut, stumbled across a pair of skulls that had broken free of their graves…
David Anderson was adopted at the age of one month. Growing up in Grand Junction, Colorado, he experienced the thoughts and fears of many adopted…
Many people who travel abroad don’t just go to discover a place—they travel to discover themselves. And what better way to experience self-discovery than traveling…
Are you feeling an itch to see the world and experience a new culture, eat delicious foreign food, and appreciate art and architecture? The benefits…
Planning to study abroad and wanting to find the best place to do it? Maybe you’re feeling an itch to see the world and experience…
In addition to being New Year’s, today marks the 128th anniversary of the opening of Ellis Island. In honor of the occasion, we revisited one…
FamilySearch expanded its free online archives in November of 2019 with nearly 19 million new indexed family history records and over 760 thousand digital images…
Your genealogy skills are like a muscle – they need to be used to stay in tip-top shape! This month-long plan will help you build…