Imagine taking a standard U.S. census form, translating it into Spanish, administering it to a newly-American...
The 1910 Census in Puerto Rico: A Surprising Lesson on Using Census Records for Genealogy
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The New Ancestry Site: New Features, Mixed Reviews
Ancestry's new site is now available to all U.S. users--across browsers, mobile devices, and the PC/Mac divide. It's...
FREE RootsMagic Magic Guides
Great news for RootsMagic users! The popular family history software company has released the first of its forthcoming...
DNA Down Under: AncestryDNA in Australia and NZ
AncestryDNA test kits are now available to purchase in Australia and New Zealand, according to a recent statement from...
Use Skype Translator to Speak Another Language
Do you use Skype or another video chat service to keep in touch with loved ones? Have you considered using it for...
DAR Bible Records Now Online
The Daughters of the American Revolution Library (DAR) has a free online collection of searchable records. Its...
We Dig These Gems! New Genealogy Records Online
Every Friday, we blog about new genealogy records online. Do the collections below include your ancestor? Don't...
BillionGraves Challenge for June: Win a FitBit!
After a long winter in the U.S., it's finally warming up! Just last week I did my first BillionGraves cemetery field...
Technology United These Long-Lost Siblings 90 Years Ago!
It's common to hear of long-lost relatives who rediscover each other online or through DNA tests. But nearly 100 years...
