There are many days, weeks, and months named for something. For example, in October we have National Homemade Cookies Day and World Card Making Day. I don’t know who comes up with these things, but they are fun and trivial. October is also Family History Month and has its roots in the United States Congress…stillContinue reading “Family History Month & Goals”
Category Archives: Methodology
Where To Start In Your Genealogy Research
Starting (or restarting) your genealogy journey is like setting off on a new adventure through time. There are hidden, forgotten, or lost ancestors just waiting to be found. But do you ever feel like one of these signs? Not sure which way to go in your genealogy research? In this blog post, you’ll learn theContinue reading “Where To Start In Your Genealogy Research”
3 Ways Libraries Can Help Your Genealogy Research
Libraries are fantastic resources for genealogy research. There’s not a genealogist around who doesn’t visit some type of library, often. In this blog post, we’ll explore three simple ways libraries can supercharge your quest to find your family. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned pro, get ready to tap into the hidden resources thatContinue reading “3 Ways Libraries Can Help Your Genealogy Research”