Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again – Time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Your mission, should you decide to accept it (cue the Mission Impossible! music) is… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
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Relative Finder
Have you ever wondered how two seemingly separate family lines might be related? While reading a genealogy article about the family of Patrick Crawford from… Read More »Relative Finder
Why Genealogists Need Good Citations
Have you ever stopped to consider why genealogists need to use well-crafted citations? For a long time, I believed that if a citation helped another… Read More »Why Genealogists Need Good Citations
Quick and Dirty – Not Quite
Why I Don’t Use Quick and Dirty Trees Have you ever tried using a “quick and dirty tree” to identify a DNA match? After watching… Read More »Quick and Dirty – Not Quite
Soundex
Rediscovering the Power of Soundex in Genealogy Research Do you remember using Soundex to locate ancestors in the 1900 U.S. Census? I certainly do. I… Read More »Soundex
Maud Erwin’s Family
Have you ever found yourself scratching your head while trying to match the children named in an obituary to a family tree? That was exactly… Read More »Maud Erwin’s Family
Wrong Mother
Paying Attention to Warnings in Genealogy Software Does your genealogy software or online tree provide warnings when there’s an obvious error? My tree is in… Read More »Wrong Mother
AI Locality Guide vs FamilySearch Wiki
Do you follow The Family History AI Show by Steve Little and Mark Thompson or Steve Little’s blog, AI Genealogy Insights? If so, you may… Read More »AI Locality Guide vs FamilySearch Wiki
Where Am I From
Discover Your Ancestral Roots with FamilySearch Have you ever wondered where your ancestors were born? In 2016, J. Paul Hawthorne sparked a viral phenomenon with… Read More »Where Am I From
Preserving Family History
Preserving My Family Tree: How I Share My Research Did you see Linda Stufflebean’s post, Preserving My Family Tree, on her blog Empty Branches on… Read More »Preserving Family History