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A Preview of RootsTech 2026 for Family History Researchers

Jean Graugnard · December 1, 2025 · Leave a Comment

Jean Graugnard A Preview of RootsTech 2026 for Family History Researchers

RootsTech, the world’s largest family history conference, returns March 5–7, 2026, offering both in-person and online sessions for researchers everywhere. Hosted by FamilySearch, the event is known for bringing together genealogists, DNA specialists, archivists, and everyday family historians in one global gathering. This year’s lineup promises the same rich blend of education, community, and discovery […]

Ancestry.com Challenges Scotland Over Access to 400 Years of Records

Jean Graugnard · October 28, 2025 · Leave a Comment

jean graugnard Ancestry.com Challenges Scotland Over Access to 400 Years of Records

A major legal dispute between Ancestry.com and National Records of Scotland (NRS) could reshape how genealogists access historical archives worldwide. The case centers on whether the U.S.-based company can license more than 400 years of Scottish records, including census data, parish registers, and civil registrations, for its subscription platform. In a recent tribunal ruling, Ancestry […]

Uncovering Free Black Ancestry in Greenwich, Connecticut

Jean Graugnard · September 1, 2025 · Leave a Comment

jean graugnard Uncovering Free Black Ancestry in Greenwich, Connecticut

Family history research often leads us to stories we never expected to find. In Greenwich, Connecticut, amateur genealogist Dennis Richmond Jr. has done just that—uncovering a lineage of free Black ancestors stretching back to the 18th century. His work not only enriches his own family’s story but also reshapes how local history is understood. Richmond […]

Orange Mound Library’s Geneology Center Connects Memphis to Its Roots

Jean Graugnard · July 31, 2025 · Leave a Comment

jean graugnard geneology news memphis

A once-vacant high school building in Memphis has been transformed into a hub for historical discovery. In April 2024, the Orange Mound Library and Genealogy Center opened its doors inside the former Melrose High School, a place rich with community significance. Now, it’s helping residents reconnect with their family roots. After sitting empty for over […]

Preserving the Stories of America’s Heroes

Jean Graugnard · July 1, 2025 · Leave a Comment

Jean Graugnard American War Veterans

In Corpus Christi, Texas, historian Martha De Simone is dedicated to preserving the stories of America’s heroes: veterans who’ve served the country in the United States military. Though she’s not a veteran herself, she feels a deep commitment to this project. Fellow historian Jean Graugnard shines the spotlight on her incredible efforts:  Martha De Simone […]

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