When my husband and I decided to set our roots in the city of Carver, little did we know that my roots began here much earlier. After some conversations with my father and a little excursion to a ...

Learn the basics you'll need to get started on your own research, from drawing up your family tree to exploring the archives. If you're tackling archives for the first time in a search for your ...

Interested in researching your family tree? Genealogist Molly Schweinfurter can help. The Redwood Falls native will teach a Beginner’s Genealogy Workshop at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 28, at the ...

Family Tree Maker by Ancestry.com lets anyone build a family history, without having to know much about genealogy. Family Tree Maker is more than software--it's a hobby. PCMag PCMag.com and PC ...

I met my third cousin on Ancestry. Even though we share just 1% of our DNA, we used ChatGPT to connect the dots between generations. Here's how and what we learned.

After all, looking at genealogy isn't something one has to do, like paying for car repairs. People do it because they want to. Still, if you're looking for ways to research your family tree and ...

Discover the unique challenges and triumphs of tracing your Black American family history. Learn how to start your genealogical journey and explore resources at Ancestry.

The St. Charles Public Library is hosting “Too Good to Be True: Learn How to Spot and Stop Genealogy Fraud” with professional genealogist Candace Marx on Wednesday, Feb. 26. The genealogy world ...

A genealogy workshop in Moorhead later this month will focus on exploring the complexities of African American genealogy ...