Lecture designed to acquaint beginning genealogist with strategies and sources for getting started in Irish genealogy.

This segment reviews two sources to help you quickly identify which principality a soldier came from.

Population registers for the Netherlands are a major genealogical record source. Use the FamilySearch Research Wiki to learn what these records can teach you about your family and how to access them.

We will go over what happens if you have exhausted the online sources and what to do next.

Learn how to use the many finding aids for Poland records developed by many interested groups. A finding aid will show you which church and civil records are available and the archive or online location of the record.

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By Jennifer Hansen, AG Peder Pedersen lived on the Jutland peninsula in Denmark. He lived on a farm in Sonder-Okse, a community too small to…

FamilySearch collections are growing every day, adding genealogically relevant sources to one of the largest databases in the world. A key F…

So you’ve hit a brick wall in your genealogy research? Perhaps you feel like you’ve searched every record and uncovered every document, and …

Which United States source is most likely to reveal the hometown of a German immigrant? Dr. Roger P. Minert has reached some interesting con…