You clicked the green leaf, added her, and moved on. Months later the dates stopped making sense. Wrong ancestors spread fast through copied trees. Here's how to find your ancestors, spot the red flags in your own tree, and fix a shaky connection without losing years of research.
Read MoreBrick walls rarely fall with more searching. Genealogy FAN Club research shifts your focus to family, associates, and neighbors. Learn how this method uncovers patterns, reveals hidden connections, and points you toward the right records, places, and archives to move your research forward over time, gently.
Read MoreOne strategy to bust down an genealogy brick wall is through surname research.
Read MoreThis next installment of a genealogy case study series demonstrating the steps taken to find the parents of Sarah Merrill of Vermont.
Read MoreThis first installment of a genealogy case study series demonstrates the steps taken to find the parents of Sarah Merrill of Vermont.
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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