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Blogs for Genealogy » Advice, News, and Opinion Blogs

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  • A Look Thru Time

    We provide basic genealogy research tips, creative genealogy ideas and we explore life in other time periods and cultures.

  • Ancestoring

    Professional genealogist Michele Simmons Lewis answers your research questions. You will also find helpful tips and advice to help you in your family history adventure.

  • Ancestry Connections Genealogy Blog

    Professional genealogists share their knowledge and resources to help you find your ancestors.

  • Barking Up the Wrong Tree

    A humorous look at mistakes that are copied from tree to tree. Find everything from Adam & Eve to zombies. Lots of examples of what NOT to do!

  • Beyond the date

    I blog for budding and hobby genealogists who are trying to climb their family trees while balancing the everyday challenges of jobs and family. The blog gives practical tips and tricks about using genealogy time efficiently as well as incorporating it into your everyday life.

  • Books, Bones and Beyond

    Genealogy tip of the day from the Rogers Public Library in Rogers, Arkansas, along with other information, announcements and trivia.

  • Brick Wall Genealogist

    A blog by Susan Farrell Bankhead.

  • Casey's Genealogy Blog

    Genealogy blog sharing information about researching your family history.

  • Chaim Freedman

    Genealogy and family history articles, family trees, photos, documents, links by Chaim Freedman. Chaim is a noted genealogist having lectured at numerous genealogical and historical conferences including The International Conference on Jewish Genealogy, Jerusalem 1984,1994 and 2004.

  • Clue Wagon

    Blog about my transition from corporate executive to professional genealogist.

  • Dead and Gone - Historical Content for Genealogical Research By: Kim

    Dead and Gone is a blog dedicated to historical content for use in genealogical research. This site encourages the family historian to delve deeper into the atmosphere that shaped their ancestors’ lives. Topics include epidemic, disaster, culture, economic, and political influences that directly impacted those who came before us. Dead and Gone also offers genealogical tips, book reviews, and suggestions for exploring local history. Get acquainted with your ancestors’ surroundings and a window into their world will open to you.

  • DearMYRTLE's Genealogy Blog

    Practical, down-to-earth advice for family historians. Ol' Myrt's focus is beginning genealogy topics. Though she blogs less and video blogs more frequently, she is your friend in genealogy.

  • Digicopia Genealogy Resources

    Digicopia is a resource site for genealogical interests. We also have lists to the ancestry of the VOELKER family from Cincinnati, Ohio.

  • Elyse's Genealogy Blog

    My name is Elyse Doerflinger and I write Elyse’s Genealogy blog to share my genealogy knowledge and information about my family. I’ve researched my family tree for nearly 8 years – and most of what I’ve learned, I’ve learned by making mistakes. My goal is to share the lessons I’ve learned in hopes of keeping you from making the same mistakes.

  • Emily's Genealogy Blog

    Genealogy methods, resources, best places to go, problem solving, networking.

  • Family History Social

    Latest news, views and general observations from the world of genealogy, keeping you up to date with new developments in the world of family research. Feel free to comment, tweet or share the articles, it’s a social family history site for everyone.

  • Family History Tracing

    Family history tracing and genealogy research including software, tips, and links to resources. Reviews of genealogy websites. Surnames: DECKER, KONDRC, MACZEK, JACKSON, MCKENNA, PERUTZ, LEDERER. Locations: Dunmore/Scranton, PA. Ford City, PA. Austria, Czech, Slovakia. Germany.

  • Family Tree Gal

    Using a framed-family tree focus, Family Tree Gal, Carolyn Murphy, finds ways to encourage others to strengthen their own family tree in THIS generation. Especially helpful for those who have had painful family experiences in their family line. This blog encourages others to discover their “roots” as well as strengthen the “branches” of their family tree.

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