In this week’s roundup, a dolphin DNA story from Ireland, 23andMe trait predictions, and more!

Several of our digitization partners, including Ancestry.com, Fold3.com, and Familysearch.org, have digitized microfilm publications and original records from NARA’s holdings and made them available o...

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18th April 2026 sees the release of the first new census for Ireland in decades. The 1926 census was the first taken after the island was partitioned and cov...

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Discover the art of cursive handwriting in this engaging workshop designed for teens and adults. Whether you are learning cursive for the first time or looking to improve your penmanship, participants...

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Documents from the New York State Library and New York State Archives to Be Made Available for Free

Genealogy research and commentary by Marian Burk Wood, speaker and author of "Planning a Future for Your Family's Past," available from Amazon.com.

FamilySearch expanded its free online archives with over 30 million new records from 28 different countries. Additions include 21 million court registers from Ireland, 3.6 million public records from the United States, and 2 million census and civil records from Italy.

Genealogy in Ireland often gets a reputation for being a bit of a puzzle. But with the right information to hand and a few helpful signposts, the journey becomes far more manageable. Here's your compa...

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The Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center is available year-round to help people find their history.

In all of 1912, Elkton issued 18 marriage licenses.. By 1936, the town was churning out 11,791 marriage licenses, an average of 32 nuptials every day ...

In this week’s roundup, a book for Irish American Heritage and Women’s History Month, a touching reunion story about inherited traits, and more!

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