Fisher's Top Tips #28… End Of The Line? Try This Trick And See If It Doesn't Shine A Light On The Problem.
Fisher had given up on finding the parents of an elusive ancestor when he took one last step before closing the book on the case. And it made all the difference in the world!
15 Des 201852s
Fisher's Top Tips #27… Fumbling To Find Your Females? Have You Considered This?
Females ancestors are sometimes difficult to find. Fisher shares a few thoughts on other ways to look for them.
12 Des 201849s
Episode 263 - Blaine Bettinger Talks Ancestral Spit & Police Use Of DNA
Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. David begins the segment talking about how you...
10 Des 201848min
Fisher's Top Tips #26… Social Security Wasn't Always This Way
Struggling to figure out where your ancestor's Social Security records went? They might not have been there at all because things were different before 1951!
8 Des 201843s
Fisher's Top Tips #025 - What's In A Name? In Some Cases… Everything!
Ever notice familiar repeating family names in a single family group? It could be the parents were following a classic pattern. And that pattern can tell you some very important truths about the previ...
5 Des 201845s
Episode 262 - Integrating Family History & The Holidays / Your Relative Race Winners Describe Their Experience
Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society & AmericanAncestors.org. The guys begin with the story of a Massachusetts ...
2 Des 201848min
Fisher's Top Tips #024 - Why Do So Many People Give Two Years For A Vital Record? Here's A Little History Lesson!
Back in 1752, England enacted a law that changed our calendars forever. But did that law ever make a genealogist's life complicated!
1 Des 201859s
Fisher's Top Tips #023 - When Ancestors Don't Appear Where They're Supposed To!
Ancestors love to play tricks on us as we trace them down… sometimes by disappearing from where we think they should be. Fisher explains where you might want to look next.
28 Nov 201848s
