Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

As I am writing my  book  about my great great great grandfather, Robert Muir (1800-1869), and his descendants, I discovered many Scottish y...

The town of Arras was on the Front Line. Large areas were destroyed including this historic square. It was rebuilt after the war. On ...

I live in the Netherlands, one of the few Western European countries that remained neutral during World War I. Still, the effects of the war...

Lights Out - Remembering with a Candle in the Darkness Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net ID-100158085 At 11:00 pm on August 4...

I recently attended a consultative forum at the National Archives of Australia's Victorian office on behalf of AAGRA ( Australasian Asso...

The Imperial War Museum (IWM), in partnership with DC Thomson Family History , has launched a new website: Lives of the First World War:  ...

One hundred years ago today, the 22nd July 1914, could be considered the last day peace remained possible.  Austria-Hungary delivered an ult...

I was alerted by a blog post at Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories that one hundred years ago was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdina...