Managing Genealogy Sources and Citations in Research
When it comes to genealogy, sources and citations are the backbone of reliable research. They’re not just academic details to…
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How to Track a Family in the U.S. Census
Finding people in census records is different for each year they were taken. The U.S. Census has been conducted every…
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Recording Video for Family History Records
Capturing video interviews and family stories is one of the most valuable ways to preserve your family history. Video lets…
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How to Choose the Right Archival Printer for Genealogy Projects
When you’ve spent hours—maybe even years—researching your family history, the last thing you want is for your printed charts, photographs,…
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Choosing a Scanner for Your Family History Archive
If you’ve started sorting through a lifetime of family photos, letters, and keepsakes, you’ve probably realized—paper doesn’t last forever. Newspaper…
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How to Locate a Baptism Record in Church Archives
Before civil registration, churches recorded many key life events. Here’s how I found a baptism record for a 19th-century ancestor…
