52 ancestors in 52 weeks. Disaster. The death of my grandfather was a simple tragedy for most of the world. For my family it was a disaster that fractured our core and left an impact that last to this day.
52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Week 9: Disaster
Author: Carrie Brown
Research Tip of the Week
This week the research tip is about using surname tables. Learn how to make a surname table and how it can be useful in research.
Research Tip of the Week
Timelines can be a great tool when doing genealogy research. Making a chronological list of events and records can help break brick walls and organize research.
Research Tip of the Week
Vital records are the backbone of genealogy.
Birth, marriage, and death records are the base documents we strive to discover for every research subject when possible.
Each type of document supplies certain details that are of family history importance but often there are details that we might not consider at first glance.
This week’s tip is about death certificates and using the international classification of diseases code to understand illegible or confusing causes of death on death records.
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Research Tip of the Week
This week the research tip of the week is about using military discharge records in genealogical research. The DD214 is a treasure trove of information.
From Crowns to Coal Mines?
#52ancestors Week 3 – Long Line This week the 52 ancestors in 52 weeks prompt is Long Line. For my ancestor this week I actually chose a branch of my family which has very long researched roots. This Claypoole branch has what is considered a gateway ancestor. Through him lineage has been tracked back to…
Research Tip of the Week
Every week I share a tip. This week my tip is about taking time to work on your project.
Big Day for New York Adoptees!
Original birth certificates for New York adoptees available from the New York Department of Health.
