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Are you stumped on how to use Pinterest for Genealogy? Are you looking for some new ideas for your boards? The image below shows some creative ways to use your boards on Pinterest for your Family's Genealogy. There is no limit to the number of boards you can have on Pinterest. Why not have some fun with it! Are you interested in reading articles from Genealogy Girl Talks about using Pinterest for Genealogy? Click {here} for a list of our articles! How are you using Pinterest for Genealogy?

Where to find free genealogy books online looks at where you can find free genealogy books and gives some examples of what you can find.

These 30 free genealogy sites can help you search if you have European roots. Do you know where your ancestry is from? I know that my parents are from Puerto Rico, but I also know that the buck doesn't stop there. We have all probably seen and heard about shows or videos where random people are tested to see where their ancestors are from. They are always surprised at what they find. Wouldn't it be cool to be surprised just the same?

Share This Post What do you do when you have only a tiny handful of genealogical records, especially for a female ancestor? Is there even a story there? Today we will take a look at a case together and see what clues we can find. Watch This Episode, or Continue… Continue reading

Spreadsheets are perfect for genealogy research to help organize, manage, and visualize discoveries and progress.

It's easy to overlook these 5 features on Ancestry. However, using them can make your genealogy research more productive.

Maps provide important clues for family historians of all levels but finding the right ones can be a time-consuming task. In this post, learn where to find for the best maps for genealogy research!

Having a hard time finding an ancestor, or two, or three? Some individuals can be nearly impossible to locate, but there are strategies that will make your job easier. Expert Bridget Sunderlin shares her ten favorites.

This article presumes that the research will produce knowledge of at least three generations past. How can this affect the well-being of older people? Probably in more ways than expected. Consider learning about your genealogy today!

On these genealogy and family history websites, you can search databases of ancestor names and digitized records—and it’s all free.