Researching your U.S. ancestors from the South can lead to frustrating brick walls. Isolation, the Civil War, and...
Three Southern Genealogy Record Types You Should Be Using
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How to Research Your Pioneer Ancestors that Migrated West
To learn how to research your ancestors who migrated west you have to take a deeper look at the Westward...
Finding a Birth Father Using DNA: “How We Did It”
Finding a birth father using DNA is possible but can be hit-or-miss with DNA alone. Read this story about how the...
Develop Your DNA Testing Plan for Genealogy
Developing a DNA testing plan can help ensure that your genetic genealogy testing has targeted goals and maximized...
Mid-Atlantic and Southern Genealogy: Tips & Record Types
Researching your U.S. mid-Atlantic and Southern genealogy can be a challenge (ever heard of “burned counties?”). These...
Beginning German Genealogy: Defining “German”
Beginning German genealogy research starts with a key question: “What does ‘German’ really mean?” A Legacy Tree...
Scots-Irish Genealogy: Getting Started
Researching your Scots-Irish genealogy is easier if you can identify your ancestors as Scots-Irish! The Scots-Irish...
Getting Help with a Genealogy Brick Wall
Sooner or later, we all hit genealogy brick walls: a point in our family history research where we can't seem to make...
Getting Started with Australian Genealogy: Tips from Legacy Tree Genealogist
Ready to start your Australian genealogy research? A Legacy Tree Genealogist walks you through essential Australian...
