Did you know that FamilySearch.org now has over 60 certified partner applications (or ‘apps’)–and that number continues to grow! These partner apps include familiar websites such as Findmypast, ResearchTies, Ancestral Quest, and AllMyCousins.com, pl... read more
You’ve created family trees in FamilySearch and you have one in Ancestry.com. Now you want coordinate both trees so that you can exchange details between the two trees. How do you keep them both synchronized? An Example from my Own Trees I impo... read more
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Read full post from Who Do You Think You Are Millions of Irish civil registration records have been released online free of charge. Available via IrishGenealogy.ie, the records provide an array of details about births, marriages and deaths registered in t... read more
The online resource helps people trace the possible origins and variations of their last name. The Guild of One-Name Studies, a charitable organization that promotes facts about given surnames, and FamilySearch International, a nonprofit and the largest g... read more
You can now link unindexed (browse only) images to a person in the Family Tree. Previously you had to go through the attach process for each person in the image. The new flow will greatly reduce the number of steps you must take to properly attach an imag... read more
Reception marking 80th anniversary of the founding of the Irish Genealogical Research Society Courtesy of Dick Eastman · September 26, 2016 The following announcement was written by the Irish Genealogical Research Society: On the evening of Friday, 23... read more
Ireland Reaching Out – A Different Kind of Genealogy Web Site Courtesy of: Dick Eastman · October 4, 2016 · Online Sites Are you of Irish Heritage? Would you like to find out more about where your ancestors came from and even connect with people ... read more
Once you’ve dug through the photos in your family’s basement, called Great-aunt Mary to find out everything she knows about the family, and sifted through the file folders of old letters and other miscellaneous family papers, it’s time t... read more