-
Lineagekeeper Daily News
Click to read -
-
-
-
Research Archive
-
Serendipity and a Genealogical Society
Posted on 10 October 2012 | 1 CommentTen years ago, Christmas arrived in July, or at least it did in my life. A decades-long search for the keystone on one of my ancestral brick walls was found... -
New Zealand Maori Research Ideas on the FamilySearch Wiki
Posted on 9 October 2012 | No CommentsI’ve long been interested in genealogy records in New Zealand because my ancestors lived there after migrating from England. My research about the family there moved along fairly well until... -
Moveable Feast Day Calendar for Denmark on the FamilySearch Wiki
Posted on 7 October 2012 | No CommentsIf you have done any genealogy research involving Danish records you have probably encountered Feast Days. There are so many feast days every year, that you really need a list... -
Elder William Brewster of the Mayflower
Posted on 6 October 2012 | No CommentsGrandpa William Brewster has always fascinated me. I’ve wondered about the events in his very early life that established his desire for freedom of worship. Were his feelings learned from... -
Bradford’s History of the Plymouth Settlement
Posted on 5 October 2012 | No CommentsHaving famous ancestors is great when it comes to genealogy. A fairly large number of my early American ancestors were on the Mayflower, so tracing my lineage to them and... -
When An Ancestor Changed Their Identity
Posted on 4 October 2012 | No CommentsKris Williams of Ghost Hunters fame releases a genealogy related video about every month in partnership with Ancestry.com. Like many of you, I was introduced to Kris on the SyFy... -
Phoenix, Arizona ~ 1885 Aerial Map
Posted on 3 October 2012 | No CommentsThe landscape of the city of Phoenix has changed a lot since grandpa lived there in the 1880’s. Phoenix, Arizona -
A Story of Ancestral Serendipity of a Sort
Posted on 2 October 2012 | 1 CommentA few weeks ago, I was contacted by a young lady who discovered the memorial I created on Find-a-grave about her grandfather. She hadn’t known where he was buried prior... -
Pioneer Period and People of Fairfield Co., Ohio
Posted on 1 October 2012 | No CommentsAt times it seems like the folks on one side of my ancestral tree loved being the first settlers on the ever expanding western settlement line in America. Most of... -
What Is Going On With The FamilySearch Wiki?
Posted on 30 September 2012 | No CommentsIf you’ve visited the FamilySearch Wiki in the past few weeks, you’ve seen the pages display very differently than you are used to seeing them. No, the wiki design hasn’t...
Loading ...