AI and genealogy tools are everywhere right now, but can you actually trust them with your family tree? I’m sharing what AI does well, where it completely falls apart, and how to use it without introducing errors into your genealogy research or overlooking records that still live in archives.
Read MoreI used to ignore collateral ancestors and chase only direct lines. Then a sibling’s record named the birthplace my ancestor never did. In this post, I show how to research collateral ancestors step by step and spot the clues that break brick walls.
Read MoreFeeling scattered in your family history research? A genealogy workbook can help you stay organized, avoid duplicate searches, and track your next steps, all in one place. In this post, I’ll show you how I use different workbooks in my own research, how they can support your goals, and simple tips to make them work for you. Whether you’re just starting out or tackling a tough brick wall, there’s a tool that can help you move forward with clarity.
Read MoreLearn how to find your family tree in New England with these tips and recommendations for getting past roadblocks in your search.
Read MoreDiscover 7 reasons your ancestor may be "missing" and learn tips for overcoming these challenges to find your ancestors.
Read MoreEvaluating the records you have and the types of source, information, and evidence in them is a great brick wall busting strategy.
Read MoreOne strategy to bust down an genealogy brick wall is through surname research.
Read MoreOne method to busting brick walls is to change up where and how you’re researching. Here’s 10 tips on how to widen your research net.
Read MoreOne of the first strategies to take when trying to bust down a brick wall is to review and analyze your existing research.
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