10 Top Databases for British Genealogy
Tuesday June 26, 2007
Millions of records from England, Scotland and Wales are available online in the form of digital images or transcriptions. These can be found on literally hundreds of helpful genealogy Web ... Read More
Record Search Pilot at FamilySearch Labs
Monday June 25, 2007
I recently posted about the many new innovations going on over at FamilySearch Labs. The latest tool - Record Search Pilot - was released last week. Here you can search ... Read More
Plot Your Family History Trip on Google Maps
Monday June 18, 2007
Online mapping tools such as Google Maps and Windows Live Local can be a neat tool for planning a genealogy vacation. Just start a new map for the trip, ... Read More
The Genealogy Butler
Friday June 15, 2007
Dublin's grand Shelbourne Hotel offers beautiful decor, a key location, and impeccable service. As part of that flawless service, the hotel even offers a Genealogy Butler to assist visitors in ... Read More
Paying for Genealogy in Foreign Currency
Monday June 11, 2007
When my grandmother wanted to request a few birth and marriage certificates from France, the first question she had was how much do I send them and in what currency? ... Read More
Which Ancestor Would You Most Like to Meet?
Monday June 11, 2007
I think about this question a lot - probably more than I should. I do find people every now and then who question my fascination with dead people. But the ... Read More
Playing Around at FamilySearch Labs
Saturday June 9, 2007
For those of us with an unsatiable curiousity for what's coming next to the world of genealogy, beta sites such as FamilySearch Labs help fuel our passion. You can check ... Read More
Abraham Lincoln Document Discovered
Friday June 8, 2007
A new Abraham Lincoln message written in President Lincoln's own hand has been discovered by the National Archives. The letter, dated July 7, 1863, was penned by Abraham Lincoln ... Read More
More History Crumbling Away
Monday June 4, 2007
The Guardian reports on the sad state of affairs at Rome's legendary Non-Catholic Cemetery (widely known as the Protestant Cemetery) where tree branches cracked and fell last Friday, damaging a ... Read More
DNA Mapping - Would You Want to Know?
Sunday June 3, 2007
James Dewey Watson does. Well, most of it anyway...
Best known for discovering the structure of DNA with his research partner Francis Crick, Nobel laureate Dr. James Watson became the first ... Read More
Explore Historic U.S. Records at Footnote.com
Friday June 1, 2007
Plenty of people have been buzzing about Footnote.com over the past few months, and with good reason. The site is slick, with a user-friendly image viewer and plenty of free ... Read More

