Certificates Archive

  • How many times have you heard this or a similar comment from folks?  “All of my ancestors have already been found.”  “Aunt Julia or Uncle Tim have done genealogy research...

    All Of My Ancestors Have Been Found!

    Posted on 16 June 2011 | 2 Comments
    How many times have you heard this or a similar comment from folks?  “All of my ancestors have already been found.”  “Aunt Julia or Uncle Tim have done genealogy research...

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  • Every once in a while we find written entries in our ancestors records that make our day.  Yes, it may be ‘THE’ record that crumbles one of our ancestral brick...

    Thanks! – William Guyselman – A County Recorder

    Posted on 17 May 2010 | No Comments
    Every once in a while we find written entries in our ancestors records that make our day.  Yes, it may be ‘THE’ record that crumbles one of our ancestral brick...

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  • If any of your family members died in Missouri between 1910 and 1959, their death certificate should now be online.  The state sent notification out this week that they have...

    Saving Death Certificates

    Posted on 25 March 2010 | No Comments
    If any of your family members died in Missouri between 1910 and 1959, their death certificate should now be online.  The state sent notification out this week that they have...

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  • Sometimes we have to look in the mirror and shake our heads in wonder.  The person in the reflection doesn’t look as dumb as they feel, but it is hard...

    Gold In Your Drawers

    Posted on 28 May 2009 | No Comments
    Sometimes we have to look in the mirror and shake our heads in wonder.  The person in the reflection doesn’t look as dumb as they feel, but it is hard...

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  • You have collected a stack of birth, marriage, death and other primary source documents. What do you do with them once you have transcribed the data into your database? I...

    Filing Source Documents

    Posted on 2 May 2007 | No Comments
    You have collected a stack of birth, marriage, death and other primary source documents. What do you do with them once you have transcribed the data into your database? I...

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