For those of you with an ancestor who once upon a time sailed off for a foreign land from a British port (England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales), check out AncestorsonBoard ... Read More

I've been tagged! Friend and fellow genealogist Megan Smolenyak has passed on the baton in a game of tag going around the genealogical blogging world. The hard part is that ... Read More

After posting some suggestions last week for the best places to put your family tree online, I received a few more suggestions from readers. The first, FamilyTreeGuide by Dennis Partridge ... Read More

With press announcements and advertisements running throughout Great Britain, America, Australia, Germany and other parts of Europe, a worldwide search for people who can trace their family tree to the ... Read More

Have you ever begun an evening researching Great Grandma Emeline and found yourself browsing online census records for your spouse's family instead? Does a new message board post or other ... Read More

The Internet is a great way to connect with family, and the perfect medium for collaborating on your shared family history. Putting your family tree on the Web allows other ... Read More

I often receive emails from people who love genealogy research (hard to resist, isn't it?) and want to know how to go about turning their passion into profit. Yes, it ... Read More

Unfortunately, even in the friendly field of family history the old adage "Buyer Beware" must hold true, and the occasional genealogy scam trips up even seasoned genealogists. The best defense ... Read More

Jasia over at CreativeGene has posted the lastest edition of the Carnival of Genealogy -- a great collection of posts and thoughts (and even a few dreams) by genealogy bloggers ... Read More