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The majority of ancestral Scandinavians shared a small number of given names and surnames. Following your ancestors without becoming mixed up in...

The majority of ancestral Scandinavians shared a small number of given names and surnames. Following your ancestors without becoming mixed up in...

The majority of ancestral Scandinavians shared a small number of given names and surnames. Following your ancestors without becoming mixed up in...

In this video, Learning from New Zealand Passenger Lists, we'll discuss this tremendous resource containing some 7.4 million records. New Zealand...

Historic maps, as well as current maps, can help provide context and evidence for your family history research. Historic maps such as gazetteers,...

After over a year of being stuck inside and away from physical research repositories, it's time to brush up on successful remote research...

In this video, How to Use FamilySearch Messaging, Andrew demonstrates the messaging function on the FamilySearch website and the FamilySearch...

Are you still writing letters and emails to loved ones? Learn firsthand how families at home and families that are spread across different...

Paula Madison addresses the crowd at RootsTech 2016 and shares her genealogy journey to finding her roots. She details how her plan to research her...

People use state archives to find all types of records, learn a little bit about the ones we use to help enrich family stories. Government-created...

You don’t have to be a German expert to read your German ancestors’ records. This presentation, Useful Tools For Finding German Ancestors, shows my...

Triangulation is the key to breaking through those pesky brick walls. Learn why genealogists need to triangulate DNA with their matches, what that...