DAVE MILLER

Sometimes you can find new family information in places you just don't expect. Here's an example!

The Primrose Girls Project is attempting to locate the descendants of 156 orphan girls who departed Ireland for Canada in 1853.

Some of us who have been working on our genealogy for a long time. It is no doubt a tough task keeping all our family's ancestors names and dates together an...

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines "a theory" "as a plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phe...

This is one of our favorite blogs from the past and one of our favorite places to stop when in Ireland and Northern Ireland. If you plan to study your Irish ...

The Ancestor Guy is remembering the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice that signaled the end to World War 1 and honoring those who served. Earlier this year...

Genealogy conferences are held each year to help update researchers and family historians on the latest records available and research techniques. One of the...

For over a century, people have been using cameras to take photos of events, family members and places.. These photos have given us a peak at the past and wh...

Now that we are past all the St. Patrick's Day activities, I hope you enjoyed all the parades and celebrations during the month of March honoring our Irish h...

I often have people who are very new to genealogy ask me. "I don't know where to start!" I usually tell them to start with themselves. You'll have to read my...