Joe Hardesty poses with a boy at the Sons of the American Revolution Genealogical Research LibraryA young boy holds up a 200-year old first …
Hundreds of FamilySearch affiliate libraries are helping extend FamilySearch’s services to millions of patrons worldwide. Although FamilySea…
Reference librarians like to stay in the know so they can effectively answer their patrons’ questions. However, sometimes family history pat…
There are over 500 FamilySearch affiliate libraries worldwide today. These affiliates help FamilySearch create broader access to historical …
What is a FamilySearch affiliate library? An affiliate library cooperates with FamilySearch International to help patrons have fun personal …
DNA testing has become a big part of genealogy and family history. DNA matches, sometimes referred to as cousin matches, can be the link to …
Today, many people are turning to DNA testing to overcome brick walls in their family history research. When you are unable to find informat…
Neither Curt Witcher nor Sue Kaufman have spent their careers working in their first chosen professions—and now they both work in the same f…
Leaders and temple and family history consultants can work together to increase interest in family history by hosting an indexing event. The…
People around the world find ways to remember and honor those who fought in World War I. But for people who had ancestors involved in it, pe…
When you start a new indexing batch, the project instructions immediately open on the screen. And there’s a good reason for this! These inst…
by Diahan Southard Lately, it seems to be very difficult to have any discussion on family history without mentioning three little letters: D…
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