Christine Rose, CG, CGL, FASG is one of my favorite genealogists to listen to as she lectures. Her sense of humor shines through and she is NEVER boring. Her lecture on court houses has helped me as I visit the MS and TN courts. Come learn why she is this weeks Genealogy Great!

Just what is Mother´s Day based on? When was Mother´s Day first held? And what are the special celebrations held around the world?

Genealogy poems to enjoy

Dick Eastman is the author of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter, a daily publication. Come learn more why he is our "Genealogy Great" for this week!

Elizabeth Shown Mills is one of the greatest contributors to genealogists today.

The results of groundbreaking genealogical research to reconstruct family lineages of enslaved communities on Drayton family plantations in the United States and Barbados will be released Saturday, March 29 with the launch of the Lowcountry Africana website (www.lowcountryafricana.com).

Every year I am learning more about the “people” who are writing genealogical articles, speaking at conferences and developing the tools to help the everyday researcher gain those skills and tips. Come learn more about these skilled genealogists willing to give of their expertise.

Death is one of those experiences that all of us will one day face. When death does occur, there are usually several forms that are filled by the closest family member or friend. These forms filled out at death can be used as genealogical documentation for our family.

These are a list of books about Italian and Sicilian Immigration.

In the last few years the Civil War has become a very popular research topic for genealogists. Here is a listing of some of the things you can find online.