8. Do You Have An Alien In Your Family Tree?

by Marianne Perry | Aug 27, 2013 | Genealogy

Giant Pandas eat a diet of bamboo but as it provides little nutrition, this one in Chongqing, China will consume up to 40 pounds daily. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid”...

7. Making Your Past Come Alive With Ship Manifest.

by Marianne Perry | Aug 6, 2013 | Genealogy

A clever way to promote a beach side restaurant on the Greek Island of Mykonos. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid” color=”#e0e0e0″ align=”left” /] Would you...

6. Using Ellis Island Passenger Records To Connect With Your Past.

by Marianne Perry | Jul 16, 2013 | Genealogy

The New York skyline from the ferry that takes passengers from Battery Park, New York to The Ellis Island Immigration Museum. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid”...

5. Unlocking Family Mysteries With Ellis Island, New York

by Marianne Perry | Jun 25, 2013 | Genealogy

My Nonno Pietro landed at Ellis Island on April 7, 1910 on a steamship named the “Prinzess Irene,” which is listed on this poster. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid”...

4. How Family Dynamics Can Impact Genealogical Research.

by Marianne Perry | Jun 4, 2013 | Genealogy

Was there one person in your family whom everyone else followed around like these Magellanic Penguins in Otway Sound, Patagonia, South America? [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=”” height=”” type=”solid”...

3. Your First Steps In Genealogical Research.

by Marianne Perry | May 14, 2013 | Genealogy

Pictures hold clues to family history and discovering the identity of the man riding the donkey through the backstreets of Santorini Island, Greece might reveal something important. [nz_sep top=”20″ bottom=”20″ width=””...