1. Incorrect Information May Have Elements of Truth

    My great-grandfather immigrated to the US in the 1920s with his wife and children, including my grandfather. I have done extensive research on his ancestral lines. Each of my great-grandfather’s ancestors, thus far, were born in England. However, the 1930 and 1940 United States censuses could create confusion. The 1930 census correctly identified his place of birth as well as his father’s place …

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  2. Honoring My Great-Grandmother for Women’s History Month

    Here at Lineage Tracer, I want to honor one of my female ancestors as we approach the end of Women’s History Month. But before I do, I want to encourage anyone reading this, to learn about one of their female ancestors. You can read stories already written, you can research their life through genealogical records, or you can ask living relatives to share about …

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