In a blog post last week, Irish Genealogy News reported that the 2021 Irish census will have an option for citizens to a create a "time...

In a blog post back in January 2019, I reported that IrishGenealogy.ie was to update its online Irish civil births, deaths and marriage...

I know some of you are, like me, heading for the UK in the near future for some family history research. Good to know that the Brits have...

Did you know that in Scotland in the 19th and into the 20th century, a child's mother could apply to the Sheriff's Court for assistance...

To honour our Anzac Day commemoration, Ancestry is providing access to their Australian and New Zealand military records free of charge...

Happy Easter everyone. You'll be pleased to hear Ancestry in the UK has free access to Irish and Commonwealth records this Easter...

Further to my Blog post yesterday, Ancestry is also giving free access to its entire Irish records collection over the St Patrick’s Day...

In honour of International Women's Day I thought readers might enjoy reading the following article I initially wrote for the Heraldry 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)...

Are you using a timeline to record all your genealogical research? If not, read on for 9 reasons why you should. Reason 1 It won't prove...