A recent survey indicates that a third of Americans don’t know all their grandparents’ first names. @jpinsk explains how this could be: https://t.co/A3sE1NL8oA
Pause today and Remember the lives lost at #PearlHarbor this day December 7, 1941 - a day even 77 years later lives in our hearts. Join the @Facebook group I started to share stories back in 2013 https://t.co/Gjrkvg8YLg
Grandmas hold a special place in our hearts, and they should definitely hold a special place in our family history records. Here are 20 questions to ask your grandma (or someone who knew her). Tip: try recording her answers using FamilySearch Memories. https://t.co/evXfQcb0TH
An 88-year-old woman discovers through an AncestryDNA test that the daughter she was told had died in childbirgh is alive and well. https://t.co/OtbwQAPBJK
Researching Early Church Records for Mexico
In this blog post, Researching Early Church Records for Mexico you will learn how to find your ancestors in some of the earliest church records created in Mexico. https://t.co/CRvUPPoZec
We're getting ready for a trip to Oklahoma & we found Cora Emma Tull on FindaGrave. Don't worry about the pentagram! This symbol actually means she was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star! Which gives us another place to look for records & information! Score! #FamilyHistory
Do you have #ancestry from California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas, or West Virginia. Records have been added to FamilySearch and are searchable here: https://t.co/IMuZDLZw8V
Hi @ancestryhour! Does anyone have any family sayings to share? My #Wiltshire granny b.1897, when asked her age, would always say, “I’m as old as my little finger but a little older than my teeth.” You have to think about that one. #familytree#genealogy#ancestry#familyhistory
This year, when family asks me... “What do you want for Christmas?”... I’ll have an immediate answer. DNA kits!!! I’m going to stockpile those suckers!!!