Do Numerology and Genealogy Mix? Premium

Will a numerology report return any genealogical insights?

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Meet the Family Tree Firsts Blogger Premium

Back in October, we sought to view genealogy through fresh eyes by finding a newbie genealogist to blog about research experiences and resources. Nancy Shively of Skiatook, Okla., whose interests include family history and writing, fit the bill perfectly. 

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150th Anniversary of Slavery’s End Premium

The Civil War sesquicentennial doesn't just mark the 150th anniversary of a war. It also honors the freedom of 4 million enslaved humans.

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Alex Haley’s Roots Beginnings Premium

The 1919 house where Roots author Alex Haley said he first heard stories of his family's African heritage has become a museum.

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Try Out New Technology at Ancestry Labs Premium

Following in the footsteps of Google Labs and FamilySearch Labs, subscription website Ancestry.com has launched a new section of its site called Ancestry Labs.

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What Is Pedigree Collapse?

You should be able to double the number of ancestors in each generation, right? Wrong. Here's a quick look at pedigree collapse.

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Making Herstory: 4 Great Women’s History Archives

Discover four archives where you can learn about the ordinary—and extraordinary—lives of your female ancestors.

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How to Trace Your Ancestors in Voter Records

Voter records are often overlooked resources for genealogy. We'll go over how to begin your search for your ancestor's voter records, as well as how to research in various states and counties.

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Got Ancestors From Oakland County, Michigan?

The clerk’s office in Oakland County, Mich., has added an online genealogy search with an index of marriage and death records back to 1941. Older records will be gradually added. Home to the city of Pontiac, Oakland County is just north of Detroit and considered part of the Detroit metro...

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All-American Update Premium

The New England Historic Genealogy Society unveils the new AmericanAncestors.org.

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