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How To Use Family History For CEO Succession Planning
Incorporate family history in your CEO succession plan to ensure smooth transition and business growth after the new CEO takes over.
Read moreJewish Genealogy: How To Touch Base With Ancestral Struggles
Jewish Genealogy uncovers the turbulences your ancestors endured with victories that can motivate you in the contemporary life.
Read moreCalendars In Genealogy: How To Avoid Confusion And Errors
Calendars in genealogy are essential tools, as they help us keep track of the dates and events in our ancestors’ lives.
Read moreGenealogy Research: How To Strengthen Bond With Your Relatives
Genealogy research helps you discover relatives and foster relationships that lead to a strong familial bond.
Read moreWhat Your Family History Says About Your Life
Family history research offers evidence about the past in your family and also serves as a prediction of what might happen in the future.
Read moreLineal Descendants Chart: How To Determine Hierarchy
Lineal descendants chart are an orderly arrangement of all the descendants according to their relationship with the decedent.
Read moreCanadian Ancestry Research Simplified
Canadian ancestry research involves going back in time and accurately tracing your roots with the help of a professional genealogist.
Read moreEnglish Heritage: How To Navigate The Intricacies
Detailing your English heritage requires the help of a professional genealogist with a clear understanding of the British territories,
Read moreHow To Track Famous People In Your Family Tree
The quest to uncover famous people in your family tree is like embarking on a captivating treasure hunt, where the family tree holds secrets.
Read morePhysical And Personality Traits That Run In Your Family
Physical and Personality traits are the unique qualities and characteristics that we inherit from our ancestors.
Read moreFamily Health History: How To Prevent From Recurring Conditions
Family health history uncovers the hidden storylines of your ancestry through the very genes that connect you to your forebears
Read moreFamily Reunions and Genealogy: How To Leverage Family Gatherings
Combining family reunions and genealogy this strategic plan will help you unravel familial mysteries and solidify familial bonds.
Read moreGenealogy DNA Surprises: How To Deal With Unexpected Results
DNA surprises are the unexpected and often bewildering discoveries that can arise from genetic testing in the realm of genealogy.
Read moreHow To Conduct A Successful Family Tree Research
Family tree research involves deciphering a myriad of resources, incorporating expert advice and planning well for reliable findings.
Read moreHow To Start Your Genealogy Research From Scratch
When you start your genealogy research, make a clear objective, find readily available information, and consult a professional genealogist.
Read moreAncestry Migration Patterns: How To Trace Your Roots
Ancestry migration patterns helps researchers trace your origin and understand your ancestors experiences and resilience.
Read moreBest Websites and Databases For Online Genealogy
Online genealogy appreciates the digitization of genealogy resources, but finding specific records remains a hassle.
Read moreEuropean Genealogy Back to the Old World
European genealogy emerges as a captivating journey back in time, offering a window into the Old World that shaped generations before us.
Read moreGenealogy Society: When, Why, And How To Join
Join a genealogy society that strives to unite family history researchers and help them understand and appreciate genealogy.
Read moreAdoption History Research: What You Need To Know
Understanding one's adoption history is a profound endeavor that goes beyond mere curiosity. It is a tale worth telling and celebrating.
Read moreHow To Conduct Family History Research On A Budget
Conduct DNA tests, find historic records, and find an expert genealogist for your family history research, without having to break the bank.
Read moreFoundling Hospital Records New York City Orphan Train Records
In 1800's, Over 30,000 Children Were Homeless. Aid Arrived from Children’s Aid Society, New York Foundling Hospital, and Others. Orphan Train Records ...
Read moreA Genealogy Education is in School Yearbooks
As School Begins, So Do the Memories. The Priceless Records of Family Members' School Days Are Found in Yearbooks. RecordClick Genealogist Details How ...
Read moreThe Genealogy Services Provider Celebrates America with Lawrence Welk and his Homestead Story
Homesteading Provides a True American Story. And it is the Story of Famous Television Musician Lawrence Welk. Celebrate Genealogy & the Fourth of July ...
Read more3 Free Genealogy Services Resources
Here Are 3 Free Genealogy Services Resources the You Can Use Immediate. Favorites for all Level of Researchers & They Offer Some Great Insight Into ...
Read moreOnline Search Assistance for Birth Parents
For Those Who Have Been Adopted, Finding Birth Parents or Having Birth Parents Find You is a Work of Art and Experience. Usually, After Trying To Do It ...
Read moreHistorical Societies Provide Gifts for the Ancestry Researcher
When looking for your ancestry, try the local genealogical or historical society. There's a lot going on there.
Read moreA Genealogist and the Present for Dick Van Dyke’s Family Tree
When a genealogist looks at the ancestry of Dick Van Dyke, she finds something new.
Read moreThe Genealogy Researcher and Moving Picture Families: Olivia de Havilland at 99
When the genealogy researcher finds a family that moves around, it isn't so easy. But when it comes to moving pictures, the family of two winners is interesting.
Read moreA Genealogist Gets Details and Gruesome Clues in the Lizzie Borden, Bridget Sullivan Case
Our RecordClick genealogist has found details that shed new light on the Lizzie Borden murder case.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Learns About Sources
When the genealogy researcher gets going, one will encounter many types of sources.
Read moreA Genealogist and DNA – A Great Pairing for Research
A genealogist may find that DNA testing opens up a whole new world of family relationships.
Read moreA Genealogical Back to School with Actor Craig T. Nelson
When one takes a genealogical journey, our RecordClick genealogist recommends including school records, as she has done with Craig T. Nelson.
Read moreA Genealogist Hunts: Finds Ernest Hemingway in Unusual Places
When the genealogist begins to research, watch out! There may be new places where important papers and docs may turn up--as in Hemingway's case.
Read moreFor the Genealogy Researcher, a Postcard from Anywhere is More Than A Pretty Picture
When a genealogy researcher finds family postcards, the journey back in time may lead to new info.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Looks at Donald Trump and His Mom
When our RecordClick genealogy researcher looks at The Donald, she finds that his mother was a presence with perhaps a secret.
Read moreA Good Genealogy Researcher Takes Time
When the genealogy researcher does the work, it takes time. People like to think you can just grab a few facts and you're done. But not with good research.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher and the Declaration of Independence
Our RecordClick genealogy researcher looks at a signer of the Declaration of Independence in time for July 4.
Read moreA Genealogist May Find Roots in the Routes of the Railroad
When the genealogist begins searching and finds ancestors relocated, looking a train routes may add to the documents one seeks.
Read moreSalt Lake City Genealogy: Then and Now
When RecordClick genealogy researcher Joan Shurtliff recently traveled to Salt Lake City, she noticed some changes there.
Read moreFinding Family History Can Be A Tough Task
When beginning to find your family history, you may start on your own. Sometimes, getting details isn't so easy and hiring a professional is the better way.
Read moreThe Ancestry Researcher, Tony Awards, Genealogy, Census Records and Antoinette Perry–Part 2
When the ancestry researcher begins to look at the life of Tony Awards' namesake Antoinette Perry, you'll find some mysteries to be solved.
Read moreGenealogy Research and Baseball Diamonds: Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola
When doing genealogy, the family history researcher should always look at the census records and the lines nearby. Neighbors might just be famous like Yogi and Joe.
Read moreThe Genealogy Researcher Celebrates National Rose Month with Marshall Rose
When the genealogy researcher decides to celebrate National Rose Month, one gets to look up the ancestry of Candice Bergen's husband Marshall Rose
Read moreWhen Searched By a Genealogy Researcher, Business Info Can Boom
When the genealogy researcher looks for an ancestor's business, local directories are a great place to find listings and information.
Read moreGenealogy and Art of Yoko Ono Shows Hope Out of Tragedy
When one looks at the genealogy of Yoko Ono, you'll find a great deal of family history and creativity.
Read moreWhat the Genealogist Finds – More Than Faces or Facts
The genealogist finds lots of things--sometimes unsettling details.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Finds Relative Late Bloomers
When the genealogy researcher sees trends in marriages and births that show older brides and bridegrooms, watch out for the late bloomers!
Read moreA Genealogist Finds Comedian Red Skelton and His Family
When the genealogist searches for a family and it isn't so easy, what does one do? Keep going...and laughing as in the case of Red Skelton and his family.
Read moreThe Genealogist and B.B. King: A Little Riff on Census Records
When the genealogist finds new information on census records, it can be so exciting. in the case of B.B. King, the renowned musician, it can be a mystery.
Read moreHow a Family History Researcher Finds Magic in the Records – Lesley Ann Warren Part 2
When the family history researcher searches documents such as census and military records, lots can be found!
Read moreGraves and Cemetery Record Keeping: Mysteries for the Genealogy Researcher
The genealogy researcher often goes to the death records and even to the cemeteries. But sometimes, the cemetery has changed or become overgrown and lost.
Read moreA Genealogist Looks at Religions of the American Presidents and Their Wives–Part 2
Every President of the United States doesn't necessarily workship in the same faith as the First Lady. Our RecordClick genealogist looks at this.
Read moreA Genealogist Looks for A Real Character and Finds Maurice Barrymore: Their Family Tree
The genealogy researcher begins a path and is lead to new information. Just like that. RecordClick's Joan Shurtliff looks for a Barrymore and gets more.
Read moreThe Genealogist Gets An Oscar – From Darryl F. Zanuck
A genealogist never knows where she'll find amazing info. In Nebraska, Joan Shurtliff has found an Oscar--and Darryl F. Zanuck's family.
Read moreA Genealogist Corrects On line Info in Larry David’s Native American Family History
A genealogist must be careful to do original research because on line isn't always dependable. In Larry David's case, there are lots of mistakes...
Read moreA Family History Researcher Explores Larry David’s Genealogy Part 2
The family history researcher can always be counted on to find interesting tidbits. In the genealogy of Larry David, our RecordClick genealogist is on it.
Read moreFor this Genealogist: Family and Football – Vince Lombardi’s Family Tree
Our RecordClick genealogist loves football--and Vince Lombardi. She looks at the branches of this immigrant Italian family tree.
Read moreFor the Genealogy Researcher, the Life of Sandy Koufax is at a Good Pitch
He may be a very private citizen now, but Pitcher Sandy Koufax had a big public life. That's good for a genealogy researcher looking for info on a famous relative.
Read moreAre Super-sized Family Trees the Work of a Genealogy Researcher or a Computer?
With the help of computers, he has become a genealogy researcher times a zillion. In June, an author is gathering every relative he's found. Is this real genealogy?
Read moreHundred Year – Olds Give the Genealogist a Long Life: Centenarians Abound!
The genealogist will find lots of info on the seniors in a family. With so many more living to 100 years, the record search will be that much longer.
Read moreA Close Look at Laila Amaria Ali’s Genealogy, Family & Ancestry
With available DNA testing and genetic genealogy, a genealogy researcher thinks Laila Ali can prove her links to the American Revolution.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Looks at Missing Names in the Families of Stars Idina Menzel and Sophia Loren
For high profile stars, questions about parents and grandparents can be secret for years--or not. A genealogy researcher look at missing fathers or grandfathers.
Read moreAn Unbroken Subject for the Genealogist: WWII Hero Louis Zamperini and His Strong Family History
Louis Zamperini's courage helped him survive during World War II. Our RecordClick genealogist found that his family's fortitude and longevity may have helped him.
Read moreOur Genealogist Loves Christmas and Crooner Andy Williams
Holiday season means Christmas songs and Andy Williams is a legend. Our genealogist traces his Iowa ancestry and finds some musical talent in the family.
Read moreCranberries Didn’t Get Bogged Down in Limited Lineage, Notes this Genealogy Researcher
The cranberry is now big business. It is like the relative who was so quiet and then married right. Our genealogy researcher writes about this berry big lineage improvement.
Read morePart 3: Disasters May Help the Genealogy Researcher; Not So Welcomed by a Star like Bill Cosby
Bill Cosby has had a big career. He has also had many disasters to overcome. The genealogy researcher knows that disasters are good for the records but...
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Looks At Thanksgiving, the Pilgrims, Native Americans–Beyond the Mayflower
Thanksgiving is here and our genealogy researcher has found that there were way more settlers than just the Mayflower group...
Read moreFor a Genealogist, the Obituaries are Already Heaven
The genealogist can find lots of detail in the obituaries. They are a great source of historic and personal information.
Read moreLooking For Resources, Genealogist? Check Out a Library
The genealogist can really find a lot of information once he or she puts his mind to it. Research is the thing. And where best to do it? A Library!
Read moreOur Genealogy Researcher Finds Swimmer Michael Phelps’ Ancestors Are Pooled in West Virginia
RecordClick genealogy researcher Joan Shurtliff has found that Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps has a family history in West Virginia.
Read moreFor Veteran’s Day, A Genealogist Looks at the Congressional Medal of Honor and A Soldier…Lest We Forget
Our RecordClick genealogist looks at the Medal of Honor. Veterans who are regular people have been awarded it, too. The genealogy researcher finds the history.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher in Oz: Lions and Tigers and Bears…and Witches…Oh, my!
A genealogy researcher looks at the ancestry of that infamous Wicked Witch of the West. Actress Margaret Hamilton wasn't from Oz. Her family was from Cleveland.
Read moreThe Genealogist Knows That When the Frost Is On The Punpkin’, It’s Time For Genealogy…
Our RecordClick genealogist look sat a n American poet's family to find yet another aspect of genealogy research that adds depth to the family history.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Gives Her Regards To The Internet Broadway Database
How many family history researchers hope to find a star in the ancestry? It will be much easier with the Broadway on line archive that our RecordClick genealogist discusses.
Read moreThe 90-Year Old YouTube Dancer: A Genealogy Researcher Finds Swing Dancer Jean Phelps Veloz and Her Family History
When the 90-year old YouTube swing dancer first appeared, few knew her amazing history. A RecordClick genealogy researcher finds Jean Phelps Veloz and her ancestral ties to Los Angeles.
Read moreCan You Legally Marry a Cousin? A Genealogy Researcher Finds Out
Some places don't allow marriages between first cousins. But for the genealogy researcher, you may just find cousins in your family's marriage history.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Discovers Disasters, Part 2: Doris Day and Her Heartaches
A genealogy researcher can uncover what the public doesn't often see: disasters. Like those in actress Doris Day's life, disasters are awful but helpful for family history research.
Read moreWhen Disasters Strike, the Genealogy Researcher Cleans Up
For the genealogy researcher, disasters provide details for the family history. Records are abundant and so is the amount of description and detail of the horrible event.
Read moreA Genealogy Researcher Looks in the Shadow of Louis Armstrong’s Fame and Finds His Family History
A RecordClick Genealogy researcher searchers to find the family of musician Louis Armstrong. It isn't easy. There still are family genealogical mysteries...
Read moreJoan Rivers: A Genealogy Researcher Finds Ancestral Origins of That Amazing Brain
Joan Rivers was a groundbreaking star. Our RecordClick genealogy researcher looks at her parents, immigrants from Russia, and all of their brilliant minds.
Read moreGenealogy of Fireworks, Part 3: The Gruccis, America’s First Family of Fireworks
Six generations of the Grucci Family have been lighting up the skies for everyone all over the world. Their roots are from Italy. A genealogist looks...
Read moreGenealogy of Fireworks Part 2: US Fireworks Business Is Still All in the Family for Many
Fireworks is a family business. This RecordClick family history researcher has found that many families brought their pyrotechnical expertise from Italy.
Read moreThe Genealogy of Wills and Probates Made Understandable: Looking at the Will of Frederick Douglass
Searching for the genealogy of your relatives? Their wills and probates may give you interesting answers. Our professional genealogist helps you understand.
Read moreGenealogy and Frankie Valli, Part 3: Don’t Forget Mama Rose!
Genealogy researchers use census entries to find the matriarch of the family of Frankie Valli of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. A professional genealogist found her!
Read moreOur Genealogy Researcher and Frankie Valli, Part 2: Immigration, Castle Garden, Some Italians and a Little Confusion
A genealogy researcher looks for immigration records which aren't always simple to find. The family of Frankie Valli of the Four Seasons is proof.
Read moreFrankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Summer Fun for the Genealogy Researcher
Genealogy fun with Jersey Boys and Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. A genealogy researcher finds correct birth dates, records and immigration information.
Read moreThe Challenge for the Genealogy Researcher: That Box Marked Miscellaneous
This RecordClick genealogist knows that surprises turn up in unexpected places. Genealogy research is sometimes helped by that box marked "Miscellaneous".
Read moreGenealogy True Crime Stories: Finding Prison Records of the Family Criminal
Genealogy research takes you to digitized prison records when doing family history research that turns up a criminal.
Read moreA Genealogist Salutes George M. Cohan for July Fourth
A Genealogist and interesting family history research are like July fourth and apple pie. George M. Cohan is a highlight for our professional genealogists.
Read moreThe Genealogist Learns From New Language and Unexpected Directions
Genealogists need to expect the unexpected and embrace new information when they, as family history researchers, find twists and turns in their ancestor search projects.
Read moreYIVO Brings Pre-War Poland Alive For the Family History Researcher
For the Family history researcher doing ancestry research in Poland, Europe and the Pale of Settlement, particularly a Jewish genealogical search, a new YIVO website is a great resource.
Read moreFamily History Researcher Finds Ancestors of George Clooney Marriage Details
When searching for more about ancestors' marriages, this family history researcher finds important information in details such as their religious lives.
Read moreOld World Comes Alive for Family History Researchers at Folksbiene Gala
For the family history researcher interested in Russian, Eastern Europe and Poland and Jewish genealogy, the Yiddish theatre provides drama and color to your ancestor search. More details in our RecordClick update.
Read moreA Time For The Family History Researcher to Remember: Researching D-Day
Many a family history researcher has ancestors who served in the military. A RecordClick genealogist details where to search for information on D-Day.
Read moreThis Family History Researcher Gets the Story Behind Those Unknown Photos and Finds a Living Relative
Every family history researcher finds a few photographs with unidentified ancestors. RecordClick genealogist tells how to solve this mystery in your ancestor search.
Read moreA Family History Researcher Marches to Military Records and Finds More About George Clooney’s Family
Family history researchers always hear family stories. A professional genealogist gives pointers on how to make sure those stories are true.
Read moreFamily History Researchers, Do the Kardashians Really Rule? Meet the Medicis, the Italian Family That Built the Wedding Location!
A RecordClick family history researcher shows you who really rules the palace where the Kardashian Family wedding takes place.
Read moreA Family History Researcher Views George Clooney’s Genealogy: Finds More Than Just A Timeline
The Clooney Family has lots of public information. Our RecordClick family history researcher does a genealogical search in a new way to find fresh information on George's ancestors.
Read moreFamily History Researchers Leave No Stone Unturned With Cemetery Visits
Family history researchers always find genealogy search information in cemetery visits. A RecordClick genealogist talks about gravestones in the ancestor search.
Read moreNew Jersey Genealogy, A Fertile Territory For Ancestor Research?
Board credentialed and Professional Genealogist provides tips on New Jersey genealogy research. A good family history researcher learns about the place where ancestors lived, as well as how to do genealogy research in New Jersey.
Read moreGetting Around New SSDI Regulations: Where There’s a Will There’s a Way
Family History Researchers learn to locate death notices and use the SSDI for genealogical searches, including ancestor research with online death resources.
Read moreVirginia Genealogy – Researching the Old Dominion
Virginia Tourism Corporation adopted the slogan “Virginia Is for Lovers,” Or is it for Virginia Genealogy?
Read moreLearn the ABCs of Genealogical Research Using School Records
Professional genealogist recommends using school censuses and records for genealogical research to find ancestors. Innovative ancestor search tips are included.
Read moreGenealogy on a Silver Platter – 2014 New Year’s Resolutions
Genealogist compiles 2013 genealogical research blogs to create 2014 genealogy New Year's Resolutions to help genealogical researchers trace family history.
Read moreGenealogy Storytelling and Story Writing – Once Upon a Time in Germany
Professional genealogist and genealogical storyteller explains the importance of German genealogy to gather ancestor search information for ancestral stories.
Read moreHow To Search For and Find Possible Living Relatives – Research Strategy
Genealogy isn't just about dead people. Genealogists also search for living relatives. Learn great genealogy research strategies to find your living relatives.
Read morePennsylvania Genealogy Research – It May Be the Key to Your Ancestor Search
Joan Shurtliff, board-credentialed genealogist, offers insight to genealogy research in Pennsylvania, stressing the importance of geography to ancestor search.
Read moreA Moveable Feast of Genealogy Research Among the Moveable Stacks of the ACPL
Professional genealogist taps genealogy research materials at the Allen County Public Library in Indiana to help her in finding heirs to an ancestor's estate.
Read moreBritish Genealogy and the English Legal System
Board certified genealogist Joan Shurtliff suggests court records as a creative genealogical research resource to help genealogists track British Genealogy.
Read moreA Genealogy Dilemma: Public vs. Private
Board certified genealogist discusses how public and private information impacts genealogical researchers and genealogy ancestry services in tracing ancestry.
Read moreAdoption Laws – A Tale of Two States
Professional genealogists sheds light on finding biological parents in various states. Recommends genealogy ancestry service to help find biological parents.
Read moreRootsTech Showcases New Technology to Help Genealogists
Professional genealogist reports from RootsTech Conference on latest technology available to genealogists to help with ancestry searches and genealogy trees.
Read moreGenealogy Research Tips – Dealing with Common Name Searches
Certified Genealogist explains handling ancestry searches for common names by checking collateral lines, deeds, divorce decrees, newspapers, and tombstones.
Read moreFinding the Good Stuff – A Case Study in Scottish Genealogy
Professional Genealogist goes to Scotland to trace family history, and suggests how genealogical researchers can do their own family search genealogy.
Read moreNew York Genealogy – You Can Get the Scoop Using Local Newspapers
Old newspapers offer vital information to genealogical researchers seeking ancestry information. Certified genealogist shares tips on New York ancestry research
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