Worldwide Genealogy ~ A Genealogical Collaboration

The Advantages of Visiting Guild of One Name Studies Conference 2016 I have divide this post into 4 types of trips undertaken by gene...

This week the annual Explore Your Archives campaign launched here in the UK. Remember only a tiny fraction of historical materials have ...

...there's a way to get to the Truth. A new found elderly cousin related the story of  her Grandmother's will last week, she was ...

In a recent post on my GenAus blog I lamented that I had not kept files of all the websites I had developed over my 20 years on the World ...

This short post comes to you from Canberra, Australia's capital. When I was here for Congress last month I was sorry that I didn...

Why we should all be concerned about preservation? Yesterday (Tuesday 10th March) there was a fatal road traffic collision on the roa...

With permanent European settlement that started in 1623, New Hampshire has a long history.  It is also one of the thirteen original Eng...

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...

Several years ago I was lucky enough to plan and carry out a successful research genealogy research trip to Honolulu, Hawaii.  We live on th...

Hello. My name is Judy Webster, I live in south-east Queensland (Australia), and I am an indexing addict! I grew up on a sheep and cattle ...