Early historical maps were usually one-of-a kind unique hand-drawn creations. Even if the map were published, the additional copies of the m...

It is difficult to understand how any aspect of genealogy could be in the least bit controversial. The subject matter yes, the discipline, n...

I had someone today stop me at the Mesa Regional Family History Center just to tell me how much they liked Reunion on the iPad. Looking ar...

I do intend to finish up my post on Understanding Topographical Maps for Genealogists, but in the first post I asked a question about what s...

I estimated that FamilySearch.org had added over 200 million records in January and was interested to see, with a short month, if they would...

Please be aware that New.FamilySearch.org is no longer a usable program. If you come to this blog post. please click on the logo above and ...

Thanks to The Ancestry Insider (AI) for another scoop. His post today is entitled, " NFS Public Release Begins ." He quotes and un...