Category: Site updates

We added many records specific to the state of Massachusetts, as well as making some further refinements throughout the site. We have now passed the milestone of 1 million records! We have 1,012,695 records in our directory from this newest update.

We did a small update and refined some of our pages, as well as adding a few new records. We are now up to 996,792 records in our directory!

We did a small update and added new records this week from various sites. We are now up to 995,905 records in our directory!

We added new records this week from the Nashville Public Library, Florida Memory, Shelby County Register of Deeds, Sumner County Archives, and other sites. We are now up to 994,159 records in our directory!

We have added many new records this week from several websites including MyHeritage, Alachua County Clerk of Court, Plano Public Library, Collin County Clerk, Chronicling America, and others. We are now up to 988,409 helpful links. We hope these new records will help you in your research.

We have added many new records this week from several websites including Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, Fold3.com, Newspapers.com, GenealogyBank.com, and others. We are now up to 944, 313 helpful links. We hope these new records will help you to find your ancestors more easily.

We have added many new records this week from various websites. We are now up to 931,145 helpful links. Happy hunting!

We have added many new records in the last 2 weeks, including records from Ancestry.com, Golden Nugget library, and several others. We are now up to 915,111 helpful links!

We have added 4 more brick wall case studies articles:

Brick Wall Case Studies #23: Finding the family of an adopted man’s biological mother The birth and death information for an adopted man’s biological mother had been located. Could her family be found?
Brick Wall Case Studies #24: Finding the descendants of one of the daughters in a family A marriage record Nancy had been located, but nothing else had been located. Did she have descendants and could they be found?
Brick Wall Case Studies #25: Finding the hometown of a Japanese immigrant to New York Masazo was known to have come from Japan but there hadn’t been a document located that listed his home town. Could a document be located?
Brick Wall Case Studies #26: Locating the family of a New Jersey man with many men in the area of the same name John was born in New Jersey before birth records were kept, and he wasn’t listed in the 1850 census with his parents. Could his family be located?

We have added 4 more brick wall case studies articles:

Brick Wall Case Studies #19: Finding a man and his parents when only his initials and last name were known G W Gray appeared in the census with his wife and children, but his full name hadn’t been idenitified yet. Could his family be found?

Brick Wall Case Studies #20: Finding a Tennessee woman’s parents without a birth record Prudence was born before birth records were kept in Tennessee and wasn’t listed on any census records with her parents. Could her family be identified?

Brick Wall Case Studies #21: Finding a New Hampshire man’s parents without a birth record Ezra did not have a birth record, and only his father’s name was known. Could his family be identified?

Brick Wall Case Studies #22: Finding an Indiana man’s family when he hadn’t been found with them in the census Jesse did not have a birth record, and he hadn’t been found with his family in the census records. Could his family be identified?