Genealogy How To
Here is where you will find everything after the beginners articles. If you need to know you will find it here.
A Marriage Could Have Changed Many A Surname 
Researching my ancestors has taught me that a marriage could have changed many a surname. I was very surprised as I delved deeper into my research to learn how many women in the 1800’s decided never to marry. ABCs of Using a Genealogy Forum
When you´ve hit a brick wall in your research, it can be helpful to turn to the web. Someone else might have the information you´ve been searching for. Civil War Genealogy Information
The Civil War has become a popular research topic in the past few years. Learn just how much genealogy information on the Civil War you can find out on line. Family Health Assessment
For years now the US Surgeon General has been telling us the importance of getting a family health assessment. Genealogical Brick Wall Tips
We all have our own personal genealogical brick walls that we just can’t seem to break through. Here are some tips that might help you in this endeavor.
Genealogy Classes
GENCLASS - People around the world are catching the genealogy bug, but many just don't know where or how to start. Are you one of them? The experienced GENCLASS instructors want to help you, step by step, learn what records are available, how to access available resources and search the Internet. Genealogy Abbreviations & Acronyms A-F
Here are some Abbreviations & Acronyms that you might come across when doing your genealogical research.
Genealogy Abbreviations & Acronyms G-Z
Genealogy Abbreviations & Acronyms that can be useful in doing genealgoical research. Genealogy Basics [offsite link]
Genealogy Conferences 2008
Genealogy conferences 2008 are a great way to continue our education in family history. Genealogy Education
Getting an education in Genealogy is important to learn the tools to research. Genealogy Evidence!
Evidence! by Elizabeth Shown Mills gives guidelines for documenting sources and answsers the questions about our information, "where did it come from? and who produced it?" Genealogy Family & Friends
Tips to help stay organized with genealogy family and friends. Genealogy Gifts
Genealogy Gift Ideas for that special "genealogy addict" in your life. Genealogy News [offsite link]
Hundreds of RSS Genealogy News Headlines. Genealogy Sharing
Sharing genealogy and trusting your family history with others is important. There are issues such as permission and privacy to consider before merging your documents and sources. Genealogy Sources
Sources in genealogy can be classified in two types. Primary sources are the ones we hope to find, but secondary are very important in the research process. Genealogy Travel Kit
At one point we all have to travel to do our genealogy research. Having the right tools can help us in our endeavors. Here are some items researchers should have during their genealogy travels. Genealogy.org [offsite link]
This site has all the US Cesus Records Google Earth Aids Genealogy
Google Earth is a free download that gives you satelite pictures of Earth and all of its features. This new site can assist in Genealogy research. Health Pedigrees
Health Pedigrees are becoming important to create to aid in early intervention in medical issues. Indentured Servants
Indentured servants was the first type of slavery in Colonial America. Religion, politics and convicts became indentured servants to come to a new land and seek freedom. Land Records 
Land records are a transfer of real (not personal) property. Come read more about how land records can help you in your research. Land Records
There are many types of land records-title abstracts, land purchases, grant, and more. Land records are typically one of the records kept from the very early days of settlement in an area and may be available when other records are not. Legal Terminology in Genealogy
Legal documents are often researched when documenting for genealogy data. Knowing the meanings of legal terminology can help in research. Message Boards
Message Boards and how they can assist in research NARA the National Archived and Records Administration. [offsite link]
Questions for a Genealogy Interview
Don´t put off interviewing your older family members. You might find that your continued "I´ll do it sometime" ends up running out of time Records for Genealogy [offsite link]
A message board with 300 Million Searchable Records Social Security Numbers
Social Security Numbers - What are they? The Interview - Getting Ready
Learn how to prepare to interview for genealogical research. Time Saving Tips
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. Top Things to Do at Genealogy.com [offsite link]
Whether you´re just starting out or a seasoned professional, we have a variety of resources to help you find your ancestors. Try a few today and you´ll be on your way to finding your family story. USGenWeb Project [offsite link]
Using Family Search
Learn how to use a website that contains a lot of information, is well organized and has searching capabilities. Volunteer for Genealogy Work!
There are so many incredible resources now available on the web, from cemetery lists to census reports and much more. These were all made available by volunteers - regular people just like you! Writing for Genealogy Information in a Foreign Language
Let´s say you´ve traced your ancestors to Germany, or Poland, or Italy, or somewhere else that does not have English as a primary language. What do you do now? Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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