How to Repair your GEDCOM file
Repairing a genealogy GEDCOM (Genealogical Data Communication) file may be necessary when you encounter errors, inconsistencies, or missing data in your genealogical data. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to repair a GEDCOM file. Note: Before you begin, make...
A look at some DNA service providers
DNA research can be expensive. This is a quick look at some of the more common DNA services that you might want to consider. The prices should be checked at their website for possible updates. You should read our post on the pros and cons of using DNA technology in...
20 ways to use Canadian military records in genealogy research
Discover military service: Use Canadian military records to find information about your ancestors' military service, including enlistment dates, ranks, units, and deployments. [Link: Library and Archives Canada - Military Heritage] Trace regimental history: Explore...
5 most important resources for tracing genealogy in the UK
The National Archives (https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/): The National Archives in the UK is a valuable resource for genealogical research. They hold a vast collection of historical records, including census records, birth, marriage, and death records, wills,...
Cost of tracing genealogy roots in Canada
The cost of tracing genealogy roots in Canada can vary depending on a variety of factors, such as the type of records being accessed, the location of the research, and the resources and services being used. Here are some general cost considerations to keep in mind:...
A look at Heredis Genealogy software
There are many good quality genealogy software products on the market. This is a review of one of them. The product that we reviewed was HEREDIS. This is a genealogy product from France. However, it is an international product and works for anyone in North...
