Best Gift Ideas for Genealogy Research Buffs
Here are Treemily’s 7 exciting gift ideas to help preserve and celebrate your family history. Read More
Don’t Start Your Genealogy Research Until You Do This One Thing
GEDCOM saves a lot of work, especially if you need to transfer a family tree which contains many family members. Read More
10 Great Websites for Your Family History Search
We’ve compiled a list of the largest databases to help you track your ancestors and lost relatives from around the world. Read More
How to Involve Kids in Family History
Knowledge of their ancestors gives children a sense of belonging and their place in the world. Even simple activities may turn into an interesting lesson of family history if planned out properly. Read More
Genealogy Research: What Skills Do We Need?
Almost every newbie researcher faces the problem of having inadequate skills to carry out extensive research. To get better results from your research you must develop a set of skills. Read More
5 Tips for Adoption-Related Research
With technological advances and digitalization of records and databases, the searching process has become easier than ever before. Here are some tips to tracing family roots and finding your birth parents. Read More
7 Effective Tips on Building a Family Tree
In this article, we will give you 7 crucial tips to successfully conduct genealogical research. Read More
How Scents Can Evoke Distant Memories
Our sense of smell can trigger memories and emotions better than any of our other senses. Sometimes scents can evoke such strong memories that it feels like you’ve been pulled back in time. Read More
Can Siblings Have Different Ethnicity Breakdown?
It’s rather common for siblings to get different ethnic results from a DNA test, even though they have the same parents. There are several factors that can affect ethnic heritage. Read More
Search Engines and Genealogy: How to Dig up Information Online
When you start doing research, the first thing that comes to your mind is asking your family members about your family roots. Who else other than your parents and grandparents can tell more about your family history? However, completely neglecting online sources would be unreasonable. Read More