5 Questions Genealogists Should Always Ask

5 Questions Genealogists Should Always Ask

Are you ready to become a Family History Detective? Put your sleuthing skills to work by asking these questions of your results.

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Dawes Rolls: Find Your Native American Ancestors (3 Quick Tips)

The Dawes Rolls are lists of individuals who were eligible for tribal membership in the “Five Civilized Tribes” from 1898-1914. Those who were eligible were entitled to land. Here’s how to use these unique records to research your family history.

Online Course: Master MyHeritage in 4 Weeks

In this 4-week course learn how to use MyHeritage, the popular genealogy website. You learn the best ways to search the site's 18.6+ billion historical records and how to create and manage your online family tree.

Premium: The Genealogist’s Guide to Occupational Records

Our ancestors’ jobs can reveal so much about their lives. Here’s how to use occupational and employment records in your genealogy research.

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New Episode! Crafting Your Genealogy Will — An Interview with Denise May Levenick

In this episode, Denise May Levenick offers tips for creating your genealogy will so that your research can live on for generations. Also: learn how to navigate the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps as handy genealogical tools and how to find meaningful clues about your ancestors simply by studying what they are wearing in old photos.