Brick Walls - How to Get Through Them
When you hit a brick wall in your genealogy research, don't give up! Try these ideas and little used sources for clues and inspiration. Copyright & Genealogy
Some portions of your family research are protected by copyright law and some are not. Learn more about the copyright laws of various countries as they relate to publishing your genealogy in books, gedcom files or on the Web.
Creating a Genealogy Web Page
Tips for publishing your family history online including Web site do's and don'ts, how to help people find your site, tips on what to include, and suggestions for free Web site space. House Histories
Want to trace the history of your home or other historic building? Learn who originally owned the land? The age of the house? The people who have lived in it? Check out these helpful articles, tips, resources and researchers. Education - Lessons, Classes, & Institutes
Further your genealogy skills with these free and tuition-based online courses and lessons, national genealogy institutes, and tips for becoming a certified genealogist. Heraldry
Explore the origins of heraldry and coats of arms; learn about common heraldic devices; find sources for heraldic material, learn how to "blazon" a crest, badge or shield; and browse heraldic clip art collections for crests, shields and more. Plus how to determine if a coat of arms belonged to your ancestors. Photos & Memories
Learn how to date old family photographs, preserve treasured photos and documents, digitally repair damaged photos, and browse online photographic image collections for use in your family history projects. Publishing Your Family History
Your family history research is finally finished (at least for now). Now explore the various publishing options, from photocopying to professional publishing, including a list of publishers, bookbinders, and other contacts. Scrapbooking
Gain inspiration from these family tree scrapbooking ideas including heritage layouts, page ideas, journaling tips and techniques, and heritage scrapbooking supplies. Writing Your Family History
Learn how to turn your family tree research into a family history book with these tips on organizing your family history, and how to write for publication.
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