University of Michigan researchers have developed a statistical method that can be used for such wide-ranging applications as ...

Longtime city resident Joseph Bolton’s latest installation in his multi-volume book set “Old Grandmother’s Tree: A Collection ...

Decades ago, Americans who were interested in travelling to explore their roots had to rely on family lore, sort through ...

Professional genealogist Thomas MacEntee will deliver a free online presentation during the April 14 meeting of the Ohio ...

Just like DNA strands, no two cold cases are alike. “I’ve always been interested in both genetics and family history,” said ...

All humanity is royally screwed up. As a result, your family is screwed up. Likely, you are screwed up, too, and your family ...

"This is for us a sacred task," says a world-renowned expert on German Jewish genealogy from the Looted Books Project.

Genealogists volunteering for the Looted Books Project recently returned a volume to a 103-year-old Holocaust survivor in Florida who was given the book in 1930 as a gift for her good performance in ...

Maryland Humanities recently announced that Carole Boston Weatherford’s “Kin: Rooted in Hope” is the 2025 One Maryland One ...

In the deep pocket of southwest Indiana, along the Wabash River and near the 981-mile Ohio River, lies the town of New Harmony, Indiana. Walking the quiet streets, one gets ...

In her memoir, All the Parts We Exile, writer, artist and therapist Roza Nozari explores what it means to be caught between ...

John Williams wasn’t a particularly tall man, standing at 5 feet, 6 inches, but he made a big impact after joining the Union cavalry at age 18 in September 1862. Greensburg resident Richard Barnard le ...