Articles about Family History


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  1. How to Make a Family Tree for Free by James Groberg

    A very common question among beginners is "How can I make my family tree for free?" Though genealogy can evolve into an expensive hobby, here are some ideas to start to make your family tree for free.
  2. 15 Sure-Shot Christmas Gift Ideas For Men by Samuel Hary

    When you desperately want to gift them something 'different' this year
  3. Getting Started With Genealogy by Andrea Holycross Burke

    The word genealogy brings to mind a Bible page, mementos or an obituary, especially when a close relative passes away. A dictionary definition reads: A record of the ancestry and descent of a person.
  4. How to Create a Family Website by Marie Christianson

    When it comes to creating a website for your family, there are many paths you can take. The direction you take really depends on what you want to achieve with your family website. It also depends on the amount of time and money you are willing to spend creating and maintaining your website. Let's focus on the top two ways to create a family website; Build it or Buy it.
  5. So You Want To Do Your Family History? by Nick Grbin

    Where do you start?
  6. The Great Genealogical Need by Leo Talbot by Leo Talbot

    For those of you that are experienced genealogists and have so far weathered the storms of years of research through dusty archives, old Bibles, sweet ancient relatives with unreliable memories, cold cemeteries, civil war records and all sorts of Vital Records, and who are now in the 'nirvana' of online research...this article is for you.
  7. Unique Baby Names by Michael Barrows

    What's in a name? Er...well, everything, really! Of course your little bundle of joy is the sweetest, most beautiful thing you have ever seen and you want to choose a name that reflects his/her individuality, spirituality, uniqueness and all-round special-ness.
  8. How to Find Affordable Health Insurance by Dr. Deepak Dutta

    Affordable health insurance - it seems, especially today, those words just don't belong together in the same sentence. Health insurance monthly premiums have become the biggest single expense in our lives - surpassing even mortgage payments. In fact, if you have any permanent health problems, such as diabetes, or have had cancer at one time in your family history, your monthly cost could easily be more than the house and car payment combined.
  9. Genealogy by Fimlier Geneany

    Genealogy as a Profession
  10. Is Cord Blood Banking Right For You? by Alli  Ross

    Saving your baby's umbilical cord blood allows it to be cryogenically stored, and then available if your child later becomes sick and needs a bone marrow transplant. Umbilical cord blood was discarded until the 1970's, when researchers discovered that umbilical cord blood could save lives under certain circumstances.How do you decide on cord blood banking? Many soon-to-be parents ask this very question. Here are some things to consider when deciding on whether or not to bank your
  11. Scrapbooking For Genealogists: 3 Creative Ways To Preserve Your Family's History by Chris Simeral

    Whether you've spent several days, several years, or some time in between in trying to uncover your family's history, you're no doubt looking for some creative ideas for preserving whatever it is that you've found. After all, computer printouts of a bunch of names are nice to have, but you won't exactly be proud to pass that around at the next family reunion, would you? And think about this: wouldn't it be wonderful if one of
  12. Get Them Whilst They Are Still Alive! by Paul Duxbury

    If you are just starting your Genealogical Research it can be puzzling how to start! These are questions which from working with members of our Genealogy Websites over the year we have discovered are an excellent starting point for your research.
  13. Find Your Noble Ancestors! by Jan-Olov von Wowern

    Are you interested in genealogy and family search? Would you like to find out if you belong to an ancient noble family? 3 years ago I started doing serious research about my family, and came all the way back to the founder of our family who was made a Marquis in the year 1141. In the process I have collected more than 2000 pages of documentation and made friends all over the world! In this
  14. Family History Information by Trevor Dumbleton

    For those who are searching for family history information, there are a wealth of resources available. These resources can extend from living people, to documents, to government records, to letters, to photographs, to heirlooms that are passed down from generation to generation. By utilizing these resources, you can find all manner of family history information that may just surprise you.
  15. Coat of Arms by Trevor Dumbleton

    One of the most enduring and beautiful pieces of family history is the coat of arms. These stunning pieces of artwork recall the days of chivalry and heraldry while they hearken back to ties to the Old Country. For families who possess a coat of arms, it can take a place of pride in the home. Designed to be displayed for one and for all, these shield-shaped testaments to family history are often adorned with beasts
  16. American Family History by Trevor Dumbleton

    When delving into an American Family History, there are certain advantages and certain disadvantages to learning about the people who immigrated to a new country in the New World. There are usually a great many records of the people once they are in America, but collecting an American family history can often be difficult for certain regions and can be more difficult for learning about families before they left their native lands.
  17. Tracing Family Histories by Trevor Dumbleton

    One of the most fascinating, and most rewarding pastimes you can engage in is tracing family histories. By delving into the past of your family and the families that have joined together to form that family, you can learn about yourself, your parents, your ancestors, and the many people who have been born, wedded, had children, and eventually ended up creating that unique entity known as you. As well, you can learn much about what those
  18. Writing Your Life Stories by LeAnn R. Ralph

    Remember the time that you got into 'big trouble' when you were a kid because. . .?
  19. Number 1 Key to Good Parenting by Pam Jarvis

    The numbers are chilling. Teen suicide and homicide rates have tripled from twenty years ago. There is a 50% increase in childhood obesity. Teenage pregnancy rates are the highest for any Western society. SAT scores have plummeted. 15-20% of kids are flunking kindergarten. Millions of children are medicated to be more "manageable" at home and school. One of the ongoing tragedies in our culture is that these problems are occurring in our most precious national resource, our
  20. A Dash of Cinnamon, A Pinch of the Past, A Smidgen of the Future by Kristin Johnson

    Close your eyes and remember December, the smell of cinnamon in your mother's or grandmother's kitchen and the warm scent of dough baking in the oven. Imagine opening the oven door and, with assistance, taking out the heated cookie sheet. Devour the cookies, small works of art, with your eyes: Fudge Brownies, Gingerbread, Nut Rolls, Painted Cookies, Sugar Cookies... With each bite, taste your childhood and family history. You can trace your blood and traditions not by
  21. A Simple $20.00 Investment Can Protect You, Your Family and Your Nest Egg! by Diane T. Creston

    NY - 07/23/04 - What if you discovered that twenty dollars could give you access to an array of valuable information that addresses the lifestyle, needs and financial interests of people 50 and over. Well, a twenty dollar annual membership in Senior Resources of America, headquartered in West Hills, California, does just that and more.
  22. 13 Steps to Preserve Your Family History by LeAnn R. Ralph

    Although the phrase, "everybody has a story to tell" may sound like a cliche, it's true.
  23. Preserve Your Family History by Writing Your Family Stories by LeAnn R. Ralph

    Preserve Your Family History by Writing Family Stories
  24. Social Security: Take The Check Now Or Later? by Ken Morris

    When you become eligible for early Social Security benefits at age 62 you must decide among taking a monthly Social Security benefit check of, for example, $1,450 at age 62, $1,913 at age 65 and 4 months, or $2,538 at age 70. Let's look at the factors involved in this decision.
  25. Choosing Life Insurance by Joseph Kenny

    Take your time in taking decisions, chalk out which one is best suited for you and your family from the policies made available by different insurance companies. Look into your age, condition of health, income, health habits, marital status, number of children and lifestyle.
  26. Unlocking Hidden Profits in Your Business by Wayne McDonald

    Practically every business article I come across talks about number crunching. Everything is broken down into ROI (rate of return), the value of each customer and the number of customers per month.
  27. Life Insurance – Medical History Increases The Cost For 66% Of Applicants by Michael Challiner

    Lucky applicants for life insurance can be insured within 48 hours and at the premium quoted - but 2 in 3 applicants are faced with delays plus the prospect of having their premium loaded.
  28. A Closer Look at the Free Google Pages Service by Carsten Cumbrowski

    It is now about several months ago that Google announced its new Service (currently in Beta) with the name "Google Pages" or "Google Page Creator" (Url: http://pages.google.com).
  29. Scrap Booking Online: Word Perfect or Corel Graphics Suite? by Granny's Mettle

    Scrapbooks are very popular these days. I think that almost everyone wanted to capture family histories and stories in any which way they can. And with the onset of digital technology, scrap booking has even extended to newsletters and journals with photos and illustrations online and in the email. They've become so popular that it's not surprising to receive an entire scrapbook from your relatives and friends and loved ones even across the globe.
  30. How To Cook Your Way To Lower Cholesterol by William H King

    Are you worried about your cholesterol levels or do you have a family history of high cholesterol? If so then you should already be paying close attention to your diet and lifestyle. One of the most simple ways that you can keep your cholesterol in check is by changing the way you cook your food. It is not hard to eat a low cholesterol diet, and modifying the way you cook your food can help keep your heart and body healthy and happy.

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