Monthly Archives: December 2008
Sources of Sephardic and Jewish Genealogy
If you are Jewish and you are planning to trace the history of your Sephardic ancestors, you should know the right links to achieve your goal. To an amateur genealogist, it is vital to know the best sources. Knowing the right sources will directly link to the right answers. It is like a mathematical equation, … Continue reading
Reflecting the Words of Italian Genealogy
When people speak of genealogy they refer to the history of their family. Genealogy is basically the search for the forgotten truth about their ancestors. According to the origin of the word, the term genealogy is derived from the Greek word genea, which refers to generation or descent. Hence, it is vital for a genealogist … Continue reading
Let Genealogy Help You Find your long lost Invisible Irish
Let Genealogy Help You Find your long lost Invisible Irish Relatives Invisible relatives may pertain to those people who are difficult to find or are hidden relatives perhaps. A relative can be considered missing if he or she does not appear even in one of the volume of records containing your family’s history. Detailed information … Continue reading