The Genealogical Proof Standard: An Expert Explanation for Guiding Your Research

The Genealogical Proof Standard: An Expert Explanation for Guiding Your Research

Let the Genealogical Proof Standard be your guide to evaluating and citing genealogy sources. Here's what the GPS is and how it will benefit your research.

Online Course: Mastering Family Tree Maker

Do you want a program that allows you to keep track of your family history research in one place? Whether you’re new to genealogy or you’ve been doing it for years, Family Tree Maker software is a great way to grow and preserve your family tree, and we'll show you all the tips and tricks for making the most of it. Join us in this four-week online course to discover the tools and features that allow you to easily manage and organize your research.

Researching a Korean War Veteran

Unfortunately, records of Korean War veterans were among those affected by the 1973 fire at the National Archives’ National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis. In this article, our expert answers your questions on how to research records of your relative's Korean War service.

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Premium: Genealogy Blogs from Around the World (and Why They’re Valuable)

Need help finding family overseas? Let a local be your guide! Here are genealogy blogs from all over the world, and why they're a great source.

Find Your Ancestor’s Old World Town of Origin – An Interview with Rich Venezia

In this episode, professional genealogist Rich Venezia offers some valuable research tips that will help you track down your ancestor’s Old World town of origin and find meaningful records. Plus: learn how to clean tombstones efficiently and respectfully and how you can use DeadFred.com to search for old photos of your ancestors and upload your own photos.