Genealogy records

[Note added in 2023: This posting is now 13 years old, yet I am getting increasing requests for this book. This is likely due to this posting having been re-discovered and re-circulated by family h…

Here is a beautifully ornate antique form of family record. The page includes a section to register family names, births […]

These free genealogy research forms are perfect for tracking records and organizing your files.

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Family Record Sheet Original web link: http://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/support-files/irish-family-group-record.pdf

In these library collections, family history speaks volumes. Check out the top public libraries for genealogists.

Lately, I thought of re-organizing my family history files. Making it more organize and more lively. I like to encourage and to inspire some...

Why you need a timeline for family history success. How creating timelines for your ancestors can help you with your genealogy research

These forms are designed to allow you to record the important information you can discover about your ancestors from census records for each of the publicly releases US Censuses.

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Description based on: Vol. 3, 1886

If you are anything like me, you have binders and file folders full of records, memorabilia, research, etc. on the many branches of your family tree.

Researching 1790 census records? Learn everything you need to know to find your ancestors in the 1790 census.

When researching our ancestors, one of the most important events is their birth (otherwise they wouldn’t be ancestors – but I digress). Determining the date and location of birth is important as we document the major events in their lives. Most folks limit their search to the obvious repositories, whether online or not. But there are […]