Salvaging Flood and Water Damaged Photos & Papers
Thursday September 30, 2004
Cleanup has begun following this past week's historic flooding in Iowa, and many people are just beginning to take stock of what has been lost. As you might expect, many ... Read More
Tracing Your Hispanic Heritage
Wednesday September 29, 2004
In the United States, people with Hispanic roots are celebrating the weeks between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15 as National Hispanic Heritage Month. The primarily Hispanic nations of Chile, Costa ... Read More
Tips for Taking Great Cemetery Photos
Tuesday September 28, 2004
Your ancestor's tombstone may be easy enough to read when you're standing just a few feet away, but capturing its three dimensional carving and beautiful inscription on a flat picture ... Read More
Safeguarding Your Genealogy
Monday September 20, 2004
After watching my local southwestern Pennsylvania community devastated by floods this past weekend, it brought home the fact that tragedy and misfortune can happen to anyone. Will your genealogy survive ... Read More
Bush Family Tree in New Book by Kitty Kelley
Tuesday September 14, 2004
Biographer Kitty Kelley's new book, "The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty," hits newstands today. Profiling three generations of the powerhouse political Bush family -- Sen. Prescott Bush, ... Read More
Native Americans, DNA and the Mormon Church
Tuesday September 14, 2004
A new book casts doubts on a basic claim in the Book of Mormon, that Native Americans are somehow related to a lost tribe from Israel who emigrated to the ... Read More
Savvy Genealogy Spending
Monday September 13, 2004
When tracing your family tree, sooner or later you'll come to a point where you need to let go of some hard-earned cash. Whether it is for a birth certificate ... Read More
Can Your Family Tree Make You Jewish?
Thursday September 9, 2004
In an interesting ruling, a top New York rabbinical court has accepted compelling genealogical evidence of Jewish ancestry as proof that someone is Jewish under Jewish law. The beit din ... Read More
Medical Family History - Are You At Risk?
Wednesday September 8, 2004
Some studies say that over 40 percent of the population is at increased genetic risk for a common disease such as cancer, diabetes or heart disease. Understanding your risk for ... Read More

