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The research continues on the Madsen Family photo using a process of elimination. In this episode we expanded the possible men in the photo to a witness in a marriage certificate and a good friend of the family and the story behind the friend. We also talk about how important it is to use Floating Trees in your tree on Ancestry. Lastly, we explored land records using the General Land Office aka BLM (Bureau of Land Management) website.
In this episode of the Genealogy TV Podcast, hosts Connie Knox and Ashley Moore delve into the various terms and lingo commonly encountered in genealogy research. From humorous terms like...
In this conversation, Connie Knox explores the process of mapping family history using digital tools like Google Maps and Google Earth. She shares her personal experience tracing her great-grandmother’s journey...
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