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Tag: National Days
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National Fried Chicken Day: Preserving Your Family’s Food Heritage
National Fried Chicken Day is the perfect excuse to treat Grandma’s recipe card like the genealogy document it always was.
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National US Postage Stamp Day: Hidden Genealogy Clues in Old Letters
National US Postage Stamp Day: Discover how postal history unlocks genealogy secrets—dating old letters by stamp issue, reading postmarks, tracing ancestral migration, and mining Post Office records.
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Social Media Day: Find Cousins and Preserve Family History Online
Social Media Day is June 30 — archive your posts, find cousins online, and turn your social feeds into real genealogy sources before they disappear.
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National Camera Day: How to Date and Identify Ancestor Photographs
Celebrate National Camera Day by unlocking your family history. Identify and date old family photos using genealogy photo tools on Ancestry and MyHeritage.
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Juneteenth and Tracing African American Ancestors
Juneteenth: Find African American ancestors using Freedmen’s Bureau records and the 1870 census on FamilySearch. Cross the 1870 brick wall and trace enslaved ancestors.
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World Blood Day: Your Blood Type and Your Family Tree … What DNA Reveals About Your Ancestry
World Blood Day: Discover how blood type inheritance and AncestryDNA reveal hidden ancestors, biological relatives, and ethnic heritage your family tree never told you.
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The Golden Rules of Genealogy Haven’t Changed. The Tools Around Them Have
The golden rules of genealogy: what still holds true, plus how to use AI in your family history research without inventing ancestors.
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Just in Time for Summer Reading: Amazon Kindle Rewards 2x Points This Week! July 7–8, 2026
Just in Time for Summer Reading: Earn 2x Kindle Points July 7–8, 2026 only. Stock your Kindle for summer with genealogy reads and more before this two-day window closes.
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National Fried Chicken Day: Preserving Your Family’s Food Heritage
National Fried Chicken Day is the perfect excuse to treat Grandma’s recipe card like the genealogy document it always was.