Family History 2: Treasure Hunting

Family History 2: Treasure Hunting

In Part I of this series I discussed how to start your genealogy from the very beginning.   Now, on your Family History. Please don’t let that stop you. There is still plenty for you to do. Collaborating on Family History can be fun. And it often takes...
Family History 1: Start from the Beginning

Family History 1: Start from the Beginning

The best way to begin your genealogy is to start by writing down everything that you and your family members know about your family history.   Items you may find useful: *A pencil *A notebook *A phone *Envelopes *Stamps   1) When possible, make personal...
The Importance of Family History to Mormons

The Importance of Family History to Mormons

It is a core belief of Latter-Day Saints, that family relationships extend beyond the grave. A Latter-Day Saint man and woman who are married in an LDS Temple by one who holds the priesthood are sealed together for eternity. A marriage performed without proper...
Collateral Lines in Family History

Collateral Lines in Family History

A collateral line refers to ancestors from whom you don’t directly descend, but that are still in your ancestral family. Such as aunts, cousins or your 5th Great Grandmother’s siblings.   All too often in Family History research, these collateral ancestors are...
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