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Tag: Marriage Records
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National Matchmaker Day: Marriage Genealogy Through Matchmaking Networks
National Matchmaker Day is August 31. Use F.A.N. Club, cluster, and collateral research to discover how your ancestors actually met.
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Multiracial Family Trees: How to Trace Interracial Ancestors Hidden in Historical Records
Multiracial Family Trees: Discover multiracial heritage with DNA testing and genealogy records. Learn to trace interracial ancestors hidden in historical records on Loving Day.
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Happy Record Store Day — Genealogists Love Records Too!
Happy Record Store Day! Genealogists love records too — vital records, census records, and more. Discover your “record store” for family history research.
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Love Letters and Marriage Records: How Valentine’s Day Can Unlock Your Ancestors’ Romantic Past
Love Letters and Marriage Records: How Valentine’s Day Can Unlock Your Ancestors’ Romantic Past Love Letters and Marriage Records: February 14th—a day of chocolates, roses, and heartfelt cards. But for genealogists, Valentine’s Day is more than just a modern celebration of love; it’s a window into the romantic lives of our ancestors. Behind every marriage…
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Irish Famine Begins 1845: Using DNA Matches to Find the Townland Records Never Recorded
Irish Famine Begins: The September 9, 1845 blight date is more anniversary than fact. Here is how to use DNA match clusters and Griffith’s Valuation to find your Irish townland.
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Star Trek Day: Keep a Research Log Your Future Self Can Actually Use
Star Trek Day turns 60. Learn how to keep a genealogy research log like a captain’s log, including why the searches that found nothing matter most.
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Live Long and Prosper: Celebrate Star Trek Day with Amazon Kindle Rewards 2x Points (Sept 7-8, 2026)
Live Long and Prosper: Kindle Rewards 2x points lands on Star Trek Day, Mon-Tues, Sept 7-8, 2026. Stack your genealogy Kindle wish list and beam your points balance somewhere new.