How Do You Keep Track Of DNA Matches?
I’ve been working with my DNA matches for over ten years now. In fact, I’ve tested at every company that I think it’s of value to test at. Ancestry, MyHeritage, … Continue Reading →
Let’s Play Social Distancing Bingo The FOREVER Way
Play a little Social Distancing Bingo* with me and earn prizes! 1 row any direction – entered into a $10 Forever Gift Certificate Draw 2-4 rows in any direction – … Continue Reading →
How To Preserve A Legacy Together
On April 1st, my father passed away. My brother’s said it was the cruelest joke that my dad could have played on me. I was there when he passed, and … Continue Reading →
My Three Rules
Last year at a FOREVER conference I met a lady that impressed me and I took her advice to heart. At the time of the conference, I had already committed … Continue Reading →
Ancestry FREE At Home Education
If you follow me on Facebook (and I hope you do) then you might have seen this announcement from Ancestry. (shown HERE). Ancestry announced this week that they will now … Continue Reading →
Exclusive Offer For Family History Hound Followers
I’m happy to share an exclusive offer for Family History Hound followers: 50% off the ultimate subscription to MyHeritage, valid through March 31, 2020. MyHeritage is an industry-leading platform that … Continue Reading →
Cooped Up Photo Challenge
Yesterday I told you how I was self-isolating so that I could be healthy to visit my dad after his stroke and after my arrival back from Arizona. So yesterday … Continue Reading →
#HowToKeepPeopleHome and What I’m Going To Do
I just arrived home yesterday after driving from Arizona. Last Thursday, my father had a stroke, and now I’m in the process of self-isolating so I can visit him. So … Continue Reading →
This International Women’s Day
. March 8th is International Women’s Day, and I was wondering. How much do you know about the females in your family tree? A recent survey from Ancestry revealed that … Continue Reading →
New Records from Ancestry
Birth, Marriage, Death and Census records are the foundation of genealogical research. Building on the largest collection of core US Birth, Marriage and Death Records, additional new collections coming to … Continue Reading →