The revelation that First Lady Michelle Obama's family history extends back to a white Georgian slaveowner and a slave returned the national spotlight to genealogy. Indeed, it casts
Genealogists rely on physical records, like baptism, marriage, or death records, to complete each part of their family tree. But when these records have been lost, damaged, or
Occasionally, you get on Ancestry.com or search the old parish records and find out you're the descendant of some less-than-savory characters: drunkards, womanizers, or lunatics. Then the proposition
That's right, Ancestry.com released its much-anticipated new version of Family Tree Maker yesterday. With enhanced media and integration with Ancestry.com's online tools, it looks to be a huge