Valentine´s Day is coming soon. If you´re a genealogist, or have a genealogist sweetheart, here are some great ideas for the special day!

Discovering your family ancestry can be very rewarding, especially when it is a ancestor you had to struggle to prove lineage of. Once you get your family information as far back as you can, or gotten to that “brick wall” you just can not seem to break, what should you do with all that data?

Using the cemetery for your genealogical research is something most researchers are familiar with. The information you can get can often be the key to breaking down that brick wall. Here are some tips to help you in this endeavor.

Once source for genealogy research, that is sometimes overlooked, is the newspapers. Most of us have looked there for birth, marriage and death notices, but the newspapers can offer much more.

Learn how to use a website that contains a lot of information, is well organized and has searching capabilities.

USGenWeb needs YOUR help! Do you have extra time to volunteer in a genealogy related activity? The USGenWeb has posted the following: Volunteers Needed!

Tips for incorporating Genealogy into your family vacation

This is a review of the article “Unlocking the Vault: Conversion to Digital Records is Progressing” written by Brittany Karford.

Tony Burroughs is an internationally known African American genealogist, author, teacher and lecturer.

Time is something a genealogist holds dear; there never seems to be enough hours in a day. Here are some tips to try and find more time to devote to family research.