Most of our ancestors were hard-working people. They had to be to survive. I bet if you had to guess you’d say that every one of your ancestors was a farmer. Even though farming was one of the most common occupations in every community, many skills were needed to keep it thriving. In this blogContinue reading “How To Discover Your Ancestors’ Occupations”
In genealogy research, it’s easy to focus on census records and vital records (birth, marriage, and death). These documents are often the go-to sources for tracing your family’s history. But land records can be an important part of that history, too. In this blog post, you’ll discover why land records are so important and howContinue reading “The Value Of Land Records In Genealogy Research”
When you’re researching your ancestors, obituaries are a wonderful resource. They provide answers or clues to many questions about birth, marriage, death, relatives, affiliations, military experience, and so much more. In this blog post, you’ll discover the best places to find obituaries, what you can find in them, and what to watch out for. WhenContinue reading “How To Use Obituaries To Boost Your Genealogy Research”
