AF-1266: Starting Your Family History the Right Way | Ancestral Findings
Every family history begins close to home. Before you search old courthouse books, census pages, ship lists, military files, or newspaper ar...
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Genealogy is the most wonderful of pastimes. I love it, and you should, too. There are endless reasons why. Genealogy is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the western world, as more and...
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AF-1265: Darth Vader's Guide to Genealogy | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Have you ever wondered where your inner strength developed? Have you wondered about the people who may have passed you your intelligence, yo...
AF-1264: Census Records: The Backbone of American Genealogy | Ancestral Findings Podcast
If you had to choose one record set to build a family history, the United States census would be it. No other source tracks families so cons...
AF-1263: Should You Tell Your Family What DNA Testing Revealed? | Ancestral Findings Podcast
DNA testing has changed family history in a way few people could have imagined even twenty years ago. It used to be that most people built a...
AF-1262: How DNA Genealogy Really Works | Ancestral Findings Podcast
DNA genealogy is one of the most misunderstood parts of family history research. A lot of people buy a test thinking it will hand them a fin...
AF-1261: 10 "Must-Do" Genealogy Projects for April | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Are you looking for some productive genealogy projects to do in April? As the first full month of spring, April offers some interesting and...
AF-1260: What I Accomplished Last Month in My Family History | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Last month was one of those good, steady months in family history where I didn't uncover some huge surprise, but I still got a lot done. I d...
AF-1259: Remembering the Founding, From 1776 to 2026 | Ancestral Findings Podcast
The founding of the United States is often treated as a closed chapter, something contained in a handful of documents, a few familiar names,...
AF-1259: Why Easter Changes Dates Every Year | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Easter is on a different date each year. It can get confusing. How do you keep up with a holiday whose date is constantly changing? It can b...
AF-1258: What Early Americans Read, Heard, and Shared | Ancestral Findings Podcast
In the years surrounding 1776, the American colonies were not shaped by a single voice or a single source of information. There was no unifi...
AF-1257: John and Abigail Adams, Duty, Distance, and Daily Life | Ancestral Findings Podcast
The founding of the United States is usually told through public moments. Documents, debates, and decisions take center stage. The Declarati...
AF-1256: George Washington and the Voice of a New Nation | Ancestral Findings Podcast
When the United States first began to take shape as a nation, it didn't just need laws and structure. It needed a voice people could recogni...
AF-1255: 1776 in Public Words | Ancestral Findings Podcast
By July of 1776, the arguments had been building for a long time. Tensions with Britain were no longer new. Colonists had already spent year...
AF-1254: Before 1776, The Language That Prepared the Ground | Ancestral Findings Podcast
When people think about the founding of the United States, they usually begin with the Declaration of Independence. That is understandable....
AF-1253: The Right Way to Use AI in Genealogy Research | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Artificial intelligence is showing up almost everywhere now, and genealogy is no exception. It is being used for transcriptions, translation...
AF-1252: What MyHeritage Scribe AI Can Do for Your Genealogy Research | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Artificial intelligence is becoming a bigger part of genealogy, and one of the newest examples is MyHeritage's Scribe AI. This tool is desig...
AF-1251: Honor Your Irish Ancestors This St. Patrick's Day | Ancestral Findings Podcast
St. Patrick's Day has a way of turning people's thoughts toward Ireland. Even those who do not spend much time looking into family history o...
AF-1250: What is the History of Daylight Saving Time, and Why Do We Have It? | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Why do we move the clocks forward in spring and back in fall? In this episode, we trace the history of Daylight Saving Time from its early i...
AF-1249: 10 "Must-Do" Genealogy Projects for March | Ancestral Findings Podcast
March is a month of change. Winter begins to loosen its grip, the days grow longer, and it starts to feel like it is time to get moving agai...
AF-1248: Congratulations, Your Genealogy Skills Are Growing | Ancestral Findings Podcast
Most family historians spend a lot of time thinking about what they still have left to find. There is always another record to track down, a...