Read More Unlocking the Past: Engaging Teens in Genealogy Genealogy can be a fascinating and rewarding pursuit.
Read More Access to Genealogy Books Online It has been said that genealogy information available on the internet is just the tip of the iceberg.
Read More Who Are You? Interesting Given Name History Many of us involved in genealogical research search for meanings in our ancestors' surnames.
Read More Navigating the Genetic Tapestry: Exploring Types of DNA Tests for Genealogy In the age of technology, delving into one’s ancestry has become a widespread fascination.
Read More Juneteenth and Our Ancestors Over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, the African Americans in Galveston, Texas, were finally informed.
Read More Between the Pages – an Inside Look at Midwest Genealogy Center’s NEW Gallery Space Think back – where are your yearbooks right now? Do you remember?
Read More Meals and Memories I have many strong memories of India and my family that center around food.
Read More Dare I Say, “Happy Spring?” March 19 was the first day of spring, but since then the weather has had its ups and downs like any ol’ Midwestern season.
Read More Splitting Heirs: Researching Our Divorced Ancestors When I found Polly Lutgert in the summer of 1800 in Augusta, Georgia, her marriage had fallen apart.
Read More To See an Elephant There is a parable that pops up in various traditions called “The Blind Men and an Elephant.”