Questions Asked in the 1950 U.S. Census
What questions were asked in the 1950 census? In this live video Premiere I'll explain what was asked, and how the answers given can help provide clues for additional research about your family. You'll also learn what was not asked and which questions were asked for...
Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 252
Find Images and Photos in Old Newspapers with Newspaper Navigator Newspaper Navigator is a new free online tool for finding images and photos in old newspapers at Chronicling America. It doesn’t work the way the Library of Congress website works, so in...
10 Top Tips for Beginning German Genealogy
Show Notes & Set Your Reminder to Watch the Show Click the video player below to watch 10 Top Tips for Beginning German Genealogy now. Episode 52 Show Notes Researching ancestors in another country can be a little daunting. Challenges include foreign...
The 1950 Census for Genealogy
Countdown to the 1950 Census - Show Notes The census is the backbone of genealogical research. Here in the United States it gives us a cohesive look at our ancestors every 10 years between 1790 and 1940. And now there is a new census on the horizon! The 1950...
How to Write and Self Publish Your Family History Book with Author J.M. Phillips
If you've been wondering how to write and self-publish a book about your family history, my guest in this week's free webinar has answers for you! Amazon Link to Buy the Book Click here to buy the book. (Thank you for using this link which helps make this free show...
Best Ways to Search for Photos with Google Images
Google offers a variety of ways to help you find and search for images. In fact, there are so many different ways it can get a little confusing. In this video and article I’m going to show you how to find images and photographs that apply to your family history. Who...
Ohio Memory and Freedmen’s Bureau – 2 Record Groups for Genealogy
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 48 Show Notes. One of the great things about genealogy is that there are always new records. Well, not really new records, new OLD records. These records have been around sometimes hundreds of years, but they may have been languishing in...
Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 251
Free Online Records at the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center If you’re looking for a wide array of free online genealogical records for your family history, look no further than then Allen County Public Library’s Genealogy Center in Fort Wayne, Indiana....
Genealogy Crime Stories with Nathan Dylan Goodwin
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 47 Show Notes Author Nathan Dylan Goodwin (The Sterling Affair) joins Lisa Louise Cooke live from England for a conversation about writing, DNA, Criminal Cold Cases, and his new book The Chester Creek Murders. Get Nathan's New...
Genealogy at the State Library of Pennsylvania
One thing that many genealogists have in common is a connection to Pennsylvania. Perhaps one of your family tree branches extends back to the early founding of the Pennsylvania colony. Or it may be that one of your ancestors was one of the hundreds of thousands...
DNA Problem Solving – Using Genetic Genealogy to Find Answers
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 44 Show Notes Do you have a DNA problem? Maybe it’s as simple as having a ton of matches and not knowing what to do with them. How do you keep track of all those matches. How to you know which matches to focus on? How can you can use all...
DAVID ZUCKER Interview! (AIRPLANE! Naked Gun) On Movies & Family History
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 45 Show Notes In this episode movie director / writer / producer David Zucker (of Airplane!, The Naked Gun starring Leslie Nielsen, Hot Shots starring Charlie Sheen and Lloyd Bridges, Kentucky Fried Movie) joins me for an hour of fun and...
Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 250
10 Surprising Things You Can Find at Google Books You will find the complete show notes for the topic discussed in this episode at the Elevenses with Lisa show notes page here. Google Books is a free online catalog of over 25 million books, 10 million of which...
10 Awesome Genealogy Finds at the Internet Archive
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 43 Show Notes Do you like finding new stuff about your family history? Well, then you’re in the right place because today that’s exactly what we’re going to do in this episode of Elevenses with Lisa. If you’re looking for new...
Genetic Groups at MyHeritage – DNA and Genealogy
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 42 Show Notes Welcome to Elevenses with Lisa, our weekly little slice of heaven where friends get together for tea and talk about the thing that never fails to put a smile on our face: Genealogy! My special guest in...
How to Use Church Records for Genealogy
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 41 Show Notes Welcome to Elevenses with Lisa, our weekly little slice of heaven where friends get together for tea and talk about the thing that never fails to put a smile on our face: Genealogy! As you know, birth, marriage and...
Genealogy Gems Podcast Episode 249
10 Questions to Rate Your Readiness for Genealogy Research Success You will find the complete show notes for the topic discussed in this episode at the Elevenses with Lisa show notes page here. Are you ready for a year of successful genealogy research? I've got...
How to Search the U.S. National Archives Online Catalog for Genealogy
Elevenses with Lisa Episode 40 Show Notes Elevenses with Lisa is our little slice of heaven where friends get together for tea and talk about the thing that never fails to put a smile on our face: Genealogy! The National Archives is a wonderful resource of...