Family History Sites

"Just a quick note to thank you for the wonderful research on my great, great grandfather's Civil War records. When I requested the research, I anticipated a couple of sheets of information. Imagine my surprise when I received over 60 pages of information covering his enlistment, the campaigns in which he served and his pension and medical records spanning over 60 years. We knew something of...

Family History & Genealogy Video Interviews with celebrities. News of what is happening in the family history and genealogy world. Following a brief introduction, the Family History Show vodcast presents Nick’s ‘Top Tips’ that relate to the genealogy topic featured on the month’s show. These highly informative tips help educate viewers on how to achieve similar research results as those...

Research your family trees with these popular genealogical resources! Many of us have a deep-rooted interest in tracing our family trees and learning our genealogical history, as exemplified in the Alex Haley's book Roots. In bygone years, compiling a family tree was a fairly arduous task, involving searches of city and town records and microfiche as well as family bibles and albums. Today,...

The leading family history magazine for researching Genealogy. Helping to discover, preserve, and celebrate family history. Whether you've recently discovered your heritage or are ready to find out more about your ancestor's life in the old country, overseas research can feel intimidating. We're here to help! From tips on searching international records to reading historical maps, gain a better...

Genbox Family History is a powerful and easy-to-use genealogy/family history software program. Try free for 30 days and see. Genbox Family History offers a free 30-day trial period. Use this time to try out the program first and find out if this family history software is just as wonderful as you hoped. The program is fully functional during the trial period. After the trial period, the program...

This site is about free family tree services to discover your family history and ancestry. You get the full set of services for free right from the start. Welcome to the FullFamilyTree website. Your mission is to complete your family tree and to show what you have to your family. Their mission will be to do the same for the areas where you are not able to fill in. Your collaboration with your...

Research tips and help for researching your South African family history and genealogy, and finding your missing ancestors in your family tree. The British 1820 Settlers were immigrants from the United Kingdom – who came to South Africa for various reasons and opportunities. Many South African’s today have ancestors who originated from this early immigrants – arriving in SA almost 200 years...

Family Crest, with stores in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, reveals the history of your family surname and offers crests, coat-of-arms, and flags that display the visual historical representation of your family name. Your family surname has a rich heritage and deep history. At Family Crests, Etc., you'll get access to our Book of Names, detailing the history of over 300,000 family names from all...

Create your family tree. Take a MyHeritage DNA test for ancestry and genetic testing. Access 12.5 billion historical records for genealogy research. WOW! MyHeritage is amazing! I cannot believe how super simple it is to research and create a family tree with very little information in hand. This is simply above and beyond anything else I've seen on the web! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! The...

Family History Daily will help you find your ancestors with genealogy research guides, news, tips and tricks, inspiration and free resources. How do you know when it's time to take the leap and bring a genealogy expert into your family history research? Here are 6 signs to watch out for, and what to do when you're ready. Read more. The Hints feature has long been a cornerstone of Ancestry's...

We had seemingly reached the end of the trail several times as we pursued our family history. But personal consultations with Price Genealogy immediately extended several of our family lines back many generations. We traced one royal line back to 400 A.D. We have now cracked several lines which appeared dead ends. We are excitedly tracing a host of dormant lines. We are so grateful for such...

Culpepper Conneections was first launched in 1998 by Warren L. Culpepper. Originally, it was based on the research of Lew Griffin, who had been researching the Culpepper family since 1976. Over the years Warren Culpepper made his own very considerable contribution to the research. Warren retired from the project in 2014. Lew Griffin continues to maintain the site, and continues to add...

Digitize Your Family Memories and make them last forever. Let Digitize Denver save your memories because we know how important they are to you. Digitize Denver is here to make sure that your family’s memories can easily be shared between your family members. We can Digitize or transfer all forms of analog media to digital files, DVD’s and CD’s. We digitize everything in-house in a week or two,...

Irish Jewish Roots researched jewish Names world wide Jews of Ireland. Irish Jewish Genealogical Society. The Irish Jewish Family History Database has been compiled by Stuart Rosenblatt P.C. FGSI. and contains information on over 61,821 (as of 29 June 2018) individuals who lived in Ireland between 1700 and the present day. Individual entries cover over 70 fields of information ranging from date...

Search for vital records here! Learn more about your family history and genealogy by searching through more than 5 billion records, including vital records, at WorldVitalRecords.com. By submitting this information, you acknowledge that WorldVitalRecords and MyHeritage may contact you via email. For questions and concerns regarding privacy, please refer to our Privacy Policy. Vital Records,...

FamilyTreeClimber.com is a personal genealogy site, sharing tips on researching family history in general and Meris family in particular. 3. From the beginning, document your findings in your family file, recording where each piece of information originated. In the “olden days,” family history researchers kept handwritten family group sheets and handwritten pedigree charts. With the advent of...

An exercise in frustration? The truth about using health records for genealogy: This workshop tackles a few popular myths about using health records in genealogy, looking at some particular examples and letting you know about records that health archives hold, why some material is confidential, and avenues open to researchers. Louise Williams, Archivist, will take this class. At the Society AGM...