The easiest way to begin your Brazil genealogy is to start with your own documents and what you already know. You might know the full names of your parents and maybe the names of your grandparents. If not, a birth certificate can include this important in
Reclaiming Our African Roots is an initiative to make over 25 million records of African ancestors available and easily searchable online. To make this possible, information regarding formerly enslaved individuals and free people of color needs to be coll
FamilySearch’s African American records are filled with useful genealogical information. For example, FamilySearch has records supporting the family history of famous African Americans such as Frederick Douglass, George Washington Carver, and Harrie
Much of what we know about early African Americans comes from records. Such records are very valuable for tracing African American roots. By searching them and using additional sources, you can learn intimate details of the lives of your ancestors. The fo
One of the great things about using FamilySearch’s shared tree is that you can learn what others know about your ancestors. This means that every time you visit FamilySearch, new information might have popped up from one of your distant cousins, or
RootsTech, the world’s largest family history conference and trade show, is rolling out the red carpet in London, England, for a first-time international event from October 24–26, 2019. If you’ve participated in Salt Lake City, USA, tune
Have you ever noticed a little red bubble by the word Messages at the top right corner of FamilySearch? When you see this notification, it means you have a new message awaiting that may help you discover more about your family. The Messages feature on Fam
Have you ever noticed a little red bubble by the word Messages at the top right corner of FamilySearch? When you see this notification, it means you have a new message awaiting that may help you discover more about your family. The Messages feature on Fam
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