FamilySearch continues to add or update its records collections at a fast pace for us to search. For the period of January 1-31, 2023, the added/updated collections are: For a complete list of all added/updated collections, go to https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list I hope that some of these are what you have been waiting for! Good Luck and […]
Are you doing Oregon genealogy research and looking for Free Online Oregon Genealogy Records? Click on a link for your desired category’s free collection links (2,126 total links to Free Collections for Oregon:
Are you doing New Mexico genealogy research and looking for Free Online New Mexico Genealogy Records? Click on a link for your desired category’s free collection links (1,146 total links to Free Collections for New Mexico):
The Library of Congress Digital Collections are large and growing. Currently, there are over 1,000 unique collections. You should definitely incorporate this massive set of collections into your genealogy research. They are divided into 16 different topics (the number of collections is in brackets): You can see all the specific collections by selecting a topic. […]
[UPDATED] – 14,625 total Named Victorian-era photos are now in their database, and the price has been reduced by 60%!] Recently I became aware of a new website – “Ancestor Photos” Essentially, it provides scanned copies of Victorian-era photographs. The database numbers in the thousands and includes (from the website): “We provide a unique opportunity […]
Are you doing genealogy research in the New England states and looking for Free Online Genealogy Collections and Records? Click on a state link to see the free links for that state in all 24 genealogy record categories: Good Luck and Happy Hunting!
Are you doing Massachusetts genealogy research and looking for Free Online Massachusetts Genealogy Records? Click on a link for your desired category’s free collection links (6,749 total links to Free Collections for Massachusetts):
As genealogists and historians, we strive to know more about our ancestors and other subject people. It is imperative, especially as family historians that we research and understand the locales, surroundings, and events that occurred during their lifetimes. While we constantly look for new records, we must also research history, including local history. There are […]
Recently I interviewed Brandon Camp, the CMO of Storied, and the questions and answers are below. Today they announced their new product called Storied. It is an exciting new service that has outstanding potential for family historians to capture their ancestors’ stories. You can read the press release at https://storied.com/resources/media-2023-jan-rebrand/. They have rebranded World Archives […]
Are you doing genealogy research in the Mid Atlantic states and looking for Free Online Genealogy Collections and Records? Click on a state link to see the free links for that state in all 24 genealogy record categories: Good Luck and Happy Hunting!