Joining us today is vlogger and history influencer Deanna Falchook (socials: “Hot for History”) as she talks about a chance encounter at the cemetery.Deanna’s original video can be found here: https://youtube.com/shorts/kIh4jg-Dzj0?si=Rc78y95L7
Ian Evans joins us from Canada. Ian is currently researching the town of Little Bay, Newfoundland. Many genealogists conduct a One Place Study to learn about their family history – Ian has been learning about the culture. Join us as he discusse
Today, Per Filipson joins us from Trackuback. Trackuback is a genealogy tool that is designed like a video game. See this amazing tool at https://trackuback.com.
Imagine seeing your father for the first time on TV game show “To Tell the Truth.” Keith Mason joins us today to talk about his book, “Please Stand Up,” which chronicles the discovery of his family’s hidden past. Purchase Keith’s book here: htt
On today's episode, we speak with Dennis Richmond, Jr. who is an author and was featured in an article in the NY Times; and our new monthly segment, Searching for Suffragists, where we will follow Amanda Owen, Martha Wheelock, and Elizabeth Hig
In this episode of Heritage Hunters, we’re joined by app developer Charlie Greene, who shares his very personal story of the inspiration for his app, Remento. We’re also joined by Joy Neighbors of the Indiana Genealogical Society to learn about
Join us and John Matheus shares how he found ties to multiple prominent Americans, including George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, and Ulysses S. Grant.
Join us as we review the first episode of Season 12 of (U.S.) Who Do You Think You Are – Billy Porter. Billy works with Nicka Sewell-Smith, Dr. Christopher Bonner, and Dr. Lauranett Lee to uncover his family history. We give our reaction and co
On today’s episode, John Mancini joins us from the Washington, DC area, to discuss his new book, “Immigrant Secrets: The Search for My Grandparents.” John started his genealogical journey with very few, and often incorrect, facts about his gran
In March, 2022, Hulmeville Borough in Pennsylvania celebrated their Sesquicentennial Anniversary of incorporation. We talk with Joe Coleman about the history of Hulmeville, the Hulme family, and the celebratory events coming up this summer and
The same day as the Uvalde school shooting, a user on Find A Grave published the victims' memorials. This re-victimization of the families needs to stop. What can we, the genealogical community, do to make FG and its owner, Ancestry.com, hear o
Vera Ivanova Miller joins us to discuss Russian genealogy and how the war with the Ukraine has affected that research. Vera shares her personal feelings with us on today's episode. Read Vera's blog here: https://lostrussianfamily.wordpress.com/
Join our guests Thomas MacEntee, Dr. Stephen Morse, and Starling Gorlecki, as we talk about the release of the 1950 U.S. Federal Population Census on April 1, 2022!
We asked the question, "who is notable in your family tree?" and we received some amazing answers! From movie actors to inventors, our guests share their "famous" relatives with us!
Join us today to hear from Dr. Greg Markway, Gus Fricker, Tom Kaechelin, Starling Gorecki from DNA Search Angels, Emmalee Savage and Josh Corson as they share their adoption stories.
On today’s episode of The Heritage Hunters we will be speaking with our guests today about lineage societies, and how they have helped with their genealogical research.
Family heirlooms are a great gift to receive, and they can shape a story about your ancestors. Heirlooms allow family historians to add dimension to our ancestors and bring them to life, instead of just names, dates and places. A family heirloo
In today's episode, we will be exploring Military Records, and how to research them.Our guests today are:Bob Scherer, Retired US Army Col., Historian/Council Member 12th Armored Division “The Hellcats” Association and board member of the 12 Arm
Romance. Tragedy. Mysteries. All a part of your heritage. Each month, we will explore our guests' family trees and the inspirational stories of their ancestors. What lead them to begin their genealogy quest? What have they learned about their h