Sometimes it’s best to hire a translator for genealogy documents--even if you're a committed DIY-family historian....
When to Hire a Translator for Genealogy Documents
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Research Skills Articles
Using Wills and Probate Records in Genealogy Research
Using wills and probate records for genealogy can lead to unexpected “inheritances” of your own: clues about...
Understanding Genealogy Sources: Why “Provenance” Matters
Before you rely on any genealogical sources for your family history research, you should know their provenance. Ask...
Common Surnames: How Unique is Yours?
Common surnames can make genealogy research more challenging. But learning more about your last name (including how...
Ohio Genealogy Research and the Virtual Courthouse
I have thoroughly enjoyed having Amie Tennant as a blogger for the past year. In her final blog post for Genealogy...
West Virginia Genealogy Research and Working with Changing County Boundaries
As many American's know, the state of West Virginia was formed in 1863 from the state of Virginia during the Civil...
Resolving Three Common Conflicting Evidence Problems in Genealogy
Resolving conflicting evidence in genealogy research is sometimes difficult. Some types of conflicting evidence we...
Genealogy Research Trip Produced Amazing Family History Find
We love the ease with which we can search online, but a genealogy research trip can offer exceptional and unique...
The Genealogy FAN Club Principle Overcomes Genealogy Brick Walls
Another brick wall...busted! We all have trouble spots in our family history research. Sometimes, we just need a...