Stop These Common Genealogy Errors from Spreading

Now What? Researching Ancestors Who Were Freemasons

Here's how to track down records of ancestors who were Free and Accepted Masons.

Online Course: Master Ancestry.com in 4 Weeks

Take full advantage of Ancestry.com's database, trees, and tools to find your ancestors. This mega-genealogy website is the go-to source for searches and DNA tests, but there's far more to the site than meets the eye. In this 4-week course, you'll learn how to master everything from the online trees and finding records, to mastering hints and and DNA matches.

Prevent the Spread of These Common Genealogy Errors

A good genealogist knows that every piece of information has the potential to contain errors, no matter what the source: the Internet, a book, Aunt Susie, a journal article or even an original record. Here are five common errors and how you can stop them in their tracks.

DNA Problem Solver eBook

This ebook will not only assist you in choosing a test, but also help you analyze your DNA data accurately and solve your toughest DNA challenges. If you’re looking for answers about DNA testing, consider your search over. The DNA Problem Solver features the latest information about DNA testing services, tools, recommendations and application techniques. With advice from industry experts, you’ll discover solutions to your most difficult DNA dilemmas.

Premium: How to Evaluate Sources in Genealogy Research (Original or Derivative)

Learn the difference between original and derivative records and how important they are to understanding and evaluating sources for your research.

From the Archives: Simple Steps to Practical Genealogy – An Interview with Brian Sheffey

In this episode from the podcast archives, our host Lisa Louise Cooke and author Brian Sheffey discuss practical tips that you can apply to your genealogy research. Plus, the best German genealogy websites and much more.