A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing a Genealogy Report

How to Write a Genealogy Research Report

Writing a research report about your ancestor will take your genealogy search to the next level. We'll show you how to compose one in six simple steps.

Online Course: Source Citations for Successful Genealogy

In this online course, learn how to cite sources successfully and practice the whole source documentation process for genealogy, as well as study examples of different types of sources. Proper source citations will provide a strong backbone to your family tree, allowing you to branch out and control your research history. Soon, citing courses will become part of your genealogy routine.

Do You Have Presidential Ancestors? 4 Steps to Finding Out

Are you related to a commander-in-chief? Here's how to find out if you've got roots in the White House.

Genealogist's Guide to Getting Organized E-book

Paperwork and pictures and planning… oh my! Whether you’re new to the genealogy game or an old hand by now, one thing is certain: this hobby creates a lot of files and projects. Is it possible to contain the chaos? Yes! This eBook will help you organize your time, photos, files, records, budget—all the necessary (but often unwieldy) resources of successful genealogical endeavors.

Premium: A 7-Day Genealogy Research Plan

Get down to business with this day-by-day guide to finding your ancestors fast. Each day in this genealogy research plan covers a different record group.

From the Archives: Becoming a Forensic Genetic Genealogist — An Interview with Dr. Claire Glynn

Have you ever wondered what it would take to become a forensic genealogist? In this episode from the archives, Dr. Claire Glynn joins us to discuss a new program that trains participants how to apply genetic and traditional genealogy to forensic investigations. Plus: genealogy writing strategies, Findmypast tips and much more.