Articles about genealogy education.
These are the video tutorials that I recommend for learning more about the 1940 U.S. federal population census, and what you can find out about your ancestors in this census.
My Favorite Tutorials for Getting Familiar with the 1940 U.S. Federal Census Read More »
Do you present or blog on genealogy topics? Do you crate genealogy instructional materials? Do you like to share your family history discoveries online or in print?
Watch My Webinar about Snagit for Genealogy for Free this Friday Read More »
Did your ancestors or relatives serve in the U.S. military? Whether you are new to this research and just getting started, or you are a seasoned researcher who wants to learn more, if you live or work in or near north Orange County, California, you will want to attend these two November lectures I am giving about U.S. military genealogy research.
I Am Giving Two U.S. Military Genealogy Research Lectures in SoCal in November 2020 Read More »
This introductory overview lecture explains Hispanic genealogy concepts, immigration to and migration within the U.S., researching your ancestors lives in the U.S. and in the homeland, and key reference tools for better understanding the records.
U.S. federal population censuses are my favorite type of record for doing U.S. genealogy and history research. These FREE tutorials provide extensive details about each federal population census.
My Favorite Tutorials for Getting Familiar with the U.S. Federal Census Read More »
The TxSGS conference program has a great lineup presenting on sessions that are specific to Hispanic research. I encourage anyone with Hispanic ancestry, or just an interest in Hispanic research to attend.
Texas State Genealogical Society 2019 Conference Has Four Hispanic Research Sessions Read More »