AF-172: Who's Who in the American Revolution: Richard Henry Lee
Who was Richard Henry Lee? He was an important revolutionary who is not remembered nearly enough today, in spite of his accomplishments. On today's episode of the Ancestral Findings Podcast, I'll talk...
3 Huhti 20188min
AF-171: How to Trace Your Ancestor's World War I History
World War I was a century ago. Now, more people are starting to become interested in tracing the military histories of their WWI ancestors. Records are located in a variety of places. On today's episo...
27 Maalis 20188min
AF-170: Who's Who in the American Revolution: John Hancock
You probably know the name John Hancock, but do you know anything about the man behind the famous name? On today's episode, I'll talk about this American patriot. - Show Notes: http://bit.ly/2FBLHeG ...
20 Maalis 201810min
AF-169: Is There Another Way to Find Your Cherokee Ancestors Rather Than the Dawes Rolls?
When it comes to Cherokee genealogy, there are more sources to use than the Dawes Rolls. Many think these rolls are the only source, but you are missing out on a lot of good information if you only us...
13 Maalis 20188min
AF-168: Tips on Researching Your African-American Family History Before 1870
Are you researching your African-American family tree and not getting as far back as you would like to? You're not alone, and you are not without resources. There may not be many records on your ances...
6 Maalis 20189min
AF-167: James A. Garfield: America's Extraordinary 20th President
Who was James A. Garfield, other than America's 20th president? He is mostly remembered for being assassinated while in office, but there is so much more to this highly accomplished man than that one ...
27 Helmi 20189min
AF-166: DNA: The Future of Unlocking Your True Family History
Are you interested in building a highly accurate family tree? Have you considered getting your DNA tested? If not, you really should. There are so many places to have it done, and each has its unique ...
20 Helmi 20189min
AF-165: Using Negative Evidence to Prove Relationships
What is negative evidence, and how can it help you break through brick walls in genealogy research? Using negative evidence in the absence of identifying records is a powerful research technique. On t...
13 Helmi 20188min
