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 from Denmark to the United States, detailing the steps involved in creating a visual representation of her ancestor’s migration path. The discussion includes practical tips for using mapping software, the importance of historical context, and the potential for animating migration routes to enhance understanding of family history.
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In Part 4 of this series, we continue to explore Nancy’s role. Follow along as I try to determine which of five Davis brothers could be the father of my...
When should you actually order genealogical records like birth, marriage, death, land, or military files? In this episode, professional genealogist Connie Knox explains when it’s worth paying for original records,...
