Genealogy News

The oldest of the gravestones in Murrysville's Olive Cemetery pitch and tilt, but hold fast to the ... Baby Boy Summerhill died in 1942.2.9

The Newton Highlands Congregational Church, 54 Lincoln St. will host a trip to the Boston College Memorial Labyrinth on Monday, Sept.1.7

Visiting Salt Lake City I arrived last night and am so excited. Salt Lake City is beautiful - nice and clean and surrounded by mountains.2.7

LaVerne Hunter has done extensive research on her genealogy. Next to her is a picture of her parents, Eunice Conway Nichols and John Nathaniel Nichols.2.9

Just an eyeblink ago in evolutionary time, the ancestors of all six billion of us lived together in Africa.2.7

When issues of their Italian heritage are involved, members of one local group know how to get right to the point.

BINGO:American Legion Post No. 757, 289 Cooks Hill Road, doors open at 5 p.m. and bingo at 7 p.m. Smokers are welcome.

KLAMATH FALLS - A small group of family members gathered around a simple granite headstone at Linkville Cemetery.2.7

Jerry Goggiel began digging up his family's roots 10 years ago and now can trace his ancestors back to before the 1700s, but the search never ends, he said.

Is genealogical clutter stalling your family history progress? Use these 31 painless tips to get your research in order - no supernatural powers required.2.7

A new group has formed for Jews who are curious about their roots or have a deep respect for their ancestors.2.7

AFTER centuries of emigration and enterprise, the descendants of Scots are sprinkled in every corner of the world.2.9

Joyce Bak, a library associate in charge of that department, said, a oeKeeping in touch with your roots is an important thing.a Researching your family history is the number one hobby in America especially for ...2.7

Found and Not Forgotten It is estimated that more than 90,000 U.S. service members from America's previous military conflicts are still missing in action or unaccounted for.2.7

Chemung County Vital Records will begin charging $15 for birth and death certificates, and $10 for additional copies ordered at the same time starting Sept.2.7

"Do you know how many people it takes to produce you?" asks local genealogist Jerry Anderson.2.7

The information she has could help someone find that missing branch in their family tree.2.7

THOUSANDS of years ago, my ultimate grandmother eked out an existence at the foot of Mount Parnassus in Greece.2.7

Denney, Fagen celebration Clint Denney and Jill Fagen were married in New York, which didn't give family and friends a chance to celebrate with them.2.7

Historian Henry Reynolds discovers he has a dark past, writes Debra Jopson. IT WAS a sepia photograph in a family album which started Australia's doyen of Aboriginal history on the hunt for his heritage.2.7

It's hard to pick one thing that William McClure Eaton did best. He was a decorated World War II veteran, flying 31 missions and earning a Distinguished Flying Cross and a Purple Heart.2.7

By John Howard A FORMER police officer has spent years producing a fascinating insight into the history of one of East Anglia's smallest villages.2.7

Twelve-year-old Cameron Barton has been working hard on her 4H project for the Kentucky State Fair.2.7

The Romance of Scottish Ancestry Part of a growing trend in Scottish tourism, dozens of celebrities are learning that their roots trace back to Scotland .2.7

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Over a year ago, Pat Schexnayder and Ingrid Stanley were involved in researching genealogies in Louisiana.2.7

Any Web site that claims to be "A 2,353,887 link directory of genealogical resources" is bound to get my attention.2.7

Carol Whitton, coordinator of the Fairfax County Genealogical Society's German Special Interest Group, will share her expertise in locating European immigrants' ancestral villages in a free genealogy program ...2.7

It was homecoming weekend, and Barry Carter's tribe put on its Fort Christanna Saponi-Occoneechee ... Darlean Jiggetts Wilkerson, 49, of Palmer Springs in Mecklenburg County, has been interested in her Indian heritage since the early 1980s when an aunt mentioned it to her.2.7

GOSHEN + Sounds of a beating drum, muskets firing and chanting of a Native American blessing filled the Zeisberger Memorial Cemetery Saturday when Daughters of the American Revolution conducted a grave-marking ...2.9

Ledger Dispatch readers may notice one less byline when they read the next edition of the newspaper.2.9

An elderly black woman drove up to the sand-colored mansion of a frail old white man in Prince George's County.2.7