Note: On June 1, 2025, this article appeared previously on the Family History Guide Blog. It’s a familiar theme: when we see something in print, we often view it as authoritative, especially if it comes from a source we are familiar with. But not all genealogical records are of equal value, and some may even… Read More The Value of Original Records
The signing of the Declaration of Independence represents years of efforts by noble men and women to separate from the unjust laws, and application of those laws that ruled their lives, as subjects of Great Britain. The grievances, outlined in this document, and the resolve to separate from England, came at a great cost. We… Read More Celebrating the 4th of July
The signing of the Declaration of Independence represents years of efforts by noble men and women to separate from the unjust laws, and application of those laws that ruled their lives, as subjects of Great Britain. The grievances, outlined in this document, and the resolve to separate from England, came at a great cost. We… Read More Celebrating the 4th of July
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by Bob Taylor on “The Family History Guide” blog site and is used by permission. Doing family history research in the United States? You’ll enjoy the resources in the Family History Guide; there are separate research pages for each of the 50 states, plus Washington D.C. and Puerto… Read More Researching in US Counties
Editor’s Note: The following article was originally published by Bob Taylor on “The Family History Guide” blog site and is used by permission. Although The Family History Guide is often thought of as a learning center for those new to family history, it’s also surprisingly good resource for those who are more experienced. These are people… Read More Is The Family History Guide for Experienced Researchers?