Queen Victoria's Descendants: A Closer Look at the "Grandmother of Europe"

Queen Victoria’s Family Tree: The Cousins Who Started World War I

Queen Victoria's descendants ruled all over Europe thanks to savvy marriages. Here's how the likes of Tsar Nicholas and Kaiser Wilhelm are related through her.

Announcing a Brand-New Organization Workshop for 2023!

GenealogyBreakthrough is a four-week interactive workshop designed to help you solve your biggest genealogy problems. This year it's all about organization: a team of instructors will guide you through the process of cutting down clutter, streamlining your research and organizing your files. By the end, you'll be able to clearly document your progress and create a research plan for the coming year. Reserve your spot now to get the best deal!

16 Genealogy Hacks That Will Save You Time And Money

Take your genealogy to the next level with these 16 tech tricks that will give you freer, faster family history research.

Your 2023 Genealogy Research Plan: A Day-by-Day Guide

Serious genealogists recognize that they are never truly “done” when it comes to their research.  However, while researching our roots, we often find that the process can become tedious and even frustrating, especially when you stumble across the inevitable “roadblock(s).”  This session will discuss some of the ways to make the research process fun and challenging throughout the year, using your calendar as a genealogical research guide, and even how to utilize holidays to enhance your family history quest. 

Premium: Why (and How) Should You Colorize Family Photos? Experts Weigh In

Adding color to black-and-white photos has never been easier. But should you? Hear from photo experts, and read about MyHeritage and RESTORE by Vivid-Pix.

How to Make the Perfect Genealogy Research Plan – An Interview with Lisa Alzo

A research plan helps you record the who, what, when, where and why of your family history quest. Author Lisa Alzo joined us on our latest podcast to  share her 5 step process to creating an effective research plan for the new year.