I've just watched an excellent free webinar by Carol Baxter titled "Turning dry facts into exciting narrative". Lasting 90 minutes, I...

If you don't usually think of the Sydney City Council as a useful genealogical record repository then think again. Given the importance...

Was your ancestor among the 57,000 women who served in Britain's Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC) during World War 1 (WW1)? Or...

As the old song goes, Happy days are here again . . . ! Yes, the Irish Government has released another year's civil birth, death and...

RootsTech 2019 is over and that just leaves those of us not lucky enough to attend the conference to pore over the (online and free)...

The countdown has begun to 2019 but it's worth taking a moment to celebrate and share our happy dance moments this year when we hit the...

Have you been promising yourself to indulge in some much overdue genealogy / family history reading over the holidays? Me too. So, here...

The Irish Government continues to lead the way in making family history records online and free. This time it’s through the Irish...

Were any of your family Prisoners of War - either civilian or military - in any country during World War 1? Thanks to the International...

Trove is the National Library of Australia (NLA)’s repository for digitised newspapers. The internationally acclaimed program seeks to...