Genealogy - Family Tree Forms, Research and Tips

Acadian Genealogy has its roots in the small niche of French immigrants across the Atlantic Ocean to the colony of Acadia that began and continued through the early and middle 1600s.  Acadia was comprised of lands that are now referred to as Prince Edward...

One of the most rewarding types of ancestry and family tree research is conducting the genealogy interview.
If you haven’t added this to your task list, you’re missing out. You’re also in for some really nice surprises!
These 3 tips below, will help make this experience a total success....

One of the most effective ways to get genealogy information is by interviewing your family members. Unfortunately, we often chat with them without taking notes. If we take notes, its usually just scribbled on a piece of paper.
We created this free two-page Genealogy Interview Form to provide a record for each individual you interview. The table at the top includes the basic information about the interview then information about their origin and direct family members. Most...

Don’t Neglect The Neighboring Genealogical Record, 2nd edition.  Updated 2017
Something that happens often is that while researching your family tree you find yourself looking at the image records over and over again. That’s something that I do frequently. They are just plain interesting to review, and So Often I eventually discover...