Go beyond a website subscription or DNA test kit and get something truly weird (or just a little unexpected) for the genealogist in your life.
Read MoreI’m spilling the tea on professional genealogy! If you’re considering genealogy as a career, this is a must-read.
Read MoreSo, you’ve been watching the amazing stories about celebrities’ family histories on the TV show Finding Your Roots on PBS, and after a few episodes, you’ve started to wonder, “Can Henry Louis Gates research my family tree?”
Read MoreGoing off of my blog post about How to Get an Apostille in New York City in Three Easy Steps, I present the unfortunate, long overdue sequel: How to Get an Apostille in New York City During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Read MoreGetting a recent divorce decree or a 100-year-old divorce file is a lot like a Choose Your Own Adventure game where everyone wins… a divorce (record).
Read MorePreviously, I wrote about the different types of genealogists and how to evaluate a genealogist’s resume. This post is about where to find that person. Basically the whole point of this series.
Read MoreAs told in Monty Python gifs.
Read MoreHave you visited my top five places to do NYC genealogy research?
Read MoreFirst of all, nobody can agree on how to pronounce “apostille.”
Read MoreI used to think there was nothing to find on my Jewish ancestors. Boy was I wrong.
Read MoreAlso known as, “Where in the world is Room 7M?”
Read More23andMe popped up in my city, and they brought swag.
Read MoreIGHR? NGSQ? CG? AG? Learn how to recognize peer-reviewed and credentialed genealogists.
Read MoreOne less thing I have in common with Emma Stone.
Read MoreA transparent discussion about the genealogical supply chain, waiting lists, and what it means to have too much work as a genealogist.
Read MoreAn ode to voting, plus the complete list of #merylsNYSFHCpicks
Read MoreSyllabi? Syllabuses? No really, which is it?
Read MoreDo you know the ABCs of conference etiquette?
Read MoreHow to pick your perfect conference schedule.
Read MoreLearn about African-American genealogy at the New York State Family History Conference next week with me, Meryl Schumacker!
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