Extract and Confirm All the Information on a Death Certificate
This is illustrated in several numbered extractions taken from the death certificate mentioned above along with the questions or conclusions
Question about Oral History Answered Using a .WAV File
Captured from the book My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry The key to successful audio content is clear and engaging...
How Do I Find My Ancestor’s Parent?
This is my husband's grandfather, Lawrence Royston Johnson (abt. 1870-11 April 1945), and grandmother, Louise B. Marshall Johnson...
Author Finds a Revolutionary Way to Engage with Genealogy Community
Robin R. Foster uses EmulateMe to engage with her readers. She recounts the history of David Nelms (1806-?) of Anson County, North Carolina.
Shout out to the Grandmothers!!!
One thing you all will find out about me is that there are times where when I think, I (try to) write. As such, my grandmothers have been...
What If Your Father Could Talk to You or Your Grandchildren?
I want my grandchildren to know what my father, Robert Foster (1938-1988), was like. I have a few photos, but I have no voice. I have...
Looking Back on Fairview Cemetery in Greenwood, South Carolina
"This is the cemetery that Beverly Vance (1832-1899), my great great grandfather, might have been buried in. I have a 2nd...
Getting Past the 1870 Census: An Example
Many people are still learning that it is possible to find records of an ancestor before the 1870 Census. Even fewer realize how to analyze
Introduce Genealogy to the Next Generation: EmulateMe and FamilySearch
EmulateMe has got just what you need to get your children and grandchildren going with family history.
Why Should I Search for the Census Every Ten Years?
Are you having a challenge with researching one of your ancestors? Have you widened your search to include siblings and children? ...
