Robert Lee Vance (1858-1940) is on line 30 above in the 1870 Census listed as "Lee" in Cokesbury, Abbeville, South Carolina. All I knew that

The New York State Census, 1905 came out earlier this year. Finding a person in 1905 gives you an opportunity to see what the family looked

Do you still have questions, but cannot get into the library? Well, see if they chat with you to answer your question. Libraries are closed,

I was just working on answering questions on Genealogy! Just Ask! when I went over to Ancestory.com to look for a collection of records for

We wrote our first blog post about Rufus Salter (D. January 1, 1900) telling you when he suffered death by a "gang of whites" in ...

Do you need to contact a genealogy society in the place where your ancestor lived to see if they have any leads or information for you to...

Nearly every person researching an ancestor can find diamonds if they look closely at the US Census. You can find your ancestor's...

We have come up with two new methods of providing assistance to our Genealogy Just Ask patrons. Up until now, we have provided many places

Rufus Salter was first person that I had to find in Union County, South Carolina who suffered death by a "gang of whites." I could not find

I was completely humbled by Thomas Stokes and the pieces of history that he mailed to me. Yesterday, March 14, 2020, I received the letter h