How big is your family tree? Do you track descendants, collateral lines, or even build out the full FAN club—friends, associates, and neighbors? If you… Read More »Fresh Eyes on Old Records: An AI Tool Reveals a Hidden Mistake
Do you use the FamilySearch experimental labs site to obtain county records? If so, do you remember (or even realize) that locked records don’t show… Read More »Locked
Do you use the FamilySearch tree? I often use it as a starting point, especially when doing descendancy research. Recently, I’ve been researching the descendants… Read More »Two Elizabeths
As a RootsMagic user, one of my favorite features is the ability to update a single citation for a source and have it automatically apply… Read More »Elmer Duggins
Have you ever thought about the wealth of information a single biography in a county history can hold? While revisiting my Duggins research, I found… Read More »John Duggins Biography
Have you explored county histories in your genealogy research? If not, Linda Stufflebean’s post, County Histories and Genealogy Research, is a must-read. She not only… Read More »Henry Duggins Biography
Do you participate in Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun? Recently one of those activities asked us to use AI to get a research plan.… Read More »Working the Research Plan
Have you ever stumbled across a newspaper article about a family reunion? While today’s newspapers may not carry this type of article, I am always… Read More »Duggins Reunions
Do you conduct descendancy research? If so, do you use the FamilySearch tree or other genealogical platforms as your starting point? I’ve been researching the… Read More »Piecing Together a Family
Using FamilySearch’s Experimental Labs site, an Isaac Duggins deed was uncovered that helps document the relationship between Isaac and his father William N. Duggins. Preble… Read More »Isaac Duggins Deed