Black newspapers play a key role in African American genealogy research. Tim Pinnick shares his tips for using them (and why I think everyone should pay attention to them).
Using Black Newspapers for Genealogy: Tips from Tim Pinnick
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Connecting With Cousins Without a DNA Test
Genetic genealogy is wonderful, but it shouldn't be the only of connecting with cousins. Here are some "old school" methods that can yield results.
How Not to Bore People With Genealogy
It's natural to talk genealogy at family gatherings. But if you don't want to bore your relatives who aren't as into genealogy as you are, you have to go into it with a strategy. Here are some ways to NOT bore people with your genealogy.
5 Overlooked Things on FamilySearch
FamilySearch has billions of records for us to use in our genealogy. But there are 5 often-overlooked sections of the website that can be beneficial to our research.
How to Find Your World War I Ancestor
Whether your American World War I ancestor shipped out or stayed state-side, here are some tips from David Allen Lambert to help you research him.
