While first names are often unique, your last name will generally be the name that ties you to your family heritage. Costa Rican last names …
Costa Ricans, or “ticos,” as they prefer to be known, are some of the happiest, friendliest people in the world. Costa Rica culture is a col…
As the director of design and engineering for FamilySearch.org for many years, Craig Miller was in charge of overseeing the development of v…
"This forum is all about breaking barriers," said RootsTech emcee Kirby Heyborne as he welcomed everyone to this year's FamilySearch Global …
If you’ve spent much time working in the FamilySearch Family Tree, you’ve probably encountered duplicates—two profiles that represent the sa…
Our ancestors have a story to tell, and we are strengthened by knowing those stories. This is the message shared in this year’s RootsTech 20…
FamilySearch adds millions of new records from Italy, Brazil, Belgium, Colombia, Ecuador, France, Ukraine and more.
The historical records search on FamilySearch.org has had the capability to do an exact search for a while, allowing users to refine their s…
Find out why 800,000 Norwegian immigrants came to North America and discover if you have Norwegian-American heritage.
The family is the foundation of Bolivian life. People share profound ties with both their nuclear and extended families, and most people’s s…
The history of slavery in North America is a dark period that damaged the lives of untold numbers of people. A glimmer of hope for many was …
FamilySearch recently collaborated with Wish of a Lifetime from AARP, an organization that supports individuals ages 65 and over, to grant t…
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