Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

My turn to blog is a wee bit after St Patrick's Day but the thought of researching the Irish ancestors is not bound by time. My Iri...

It has been a while since I have updated about the newest in FamilySearch. The developers and product managers have been moving so fast la...

I have considered this before back in 2014, but due to circumstances of age, losing loved ones, and time, it has come to the forefront of m...

Napoleon crossing the Alps Last month's post on Dutch civil registration brought the influence of the French Empire under Napoleon ...

When I first started to explore my family history, I discovered periodicals that were produced by Family Organizations.  These presented w...

I’m a thirteenth generation American married to a first generation American.  My husband’s family is from Spain.  He was born in New York C...

Last month  I wrote of my intention  to join the  Familysearch Worldwide Indexing Event ,  this is a followup post.   “Alone we can do ...

I don't know about you but I have found the Famlysearch website (and before that the IGI microfiche) most useful resources for my fami...

I am presently on the high seas on a cruise ship and have lost track of time. I note that the post for the 3rd of May has already appeared...

When I first started researching my family history, I asked my father, where did his grandfather come from?  His answer was "He came a...

My choice of subject for this month, is Family Tree on FamilySearch.org . I work with many on learning about the Family Tree as well as usi...

Hi, I am Fran Langley Ellsworth, also known as the Hummer.  It fits, as I “flit” from state to state visiting and loving on my children ...