Top new questions this week:
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In this pension file record on Fold, I have a commander whose name I cannot make out:
I've transcribed the page as follows:
State of South Carolina, Pickens District } On this the Eighth Day of ...
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I am looking for list of ships and passenger lists from Dutch Guiana to Rhode Island around 1756. I could use some insight into major US port that was used by ships from there. I’ve scoured ancestry ...
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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I know that some families have 'family plots' and cemeteries on private land, but there are so many cemeteries open to the public - Am I allowed to just take a photo of any tombstone and publish it ...
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I am not content with the limited options that I have been able to find for viewing a tree. Many of the software packages I have located limit the tree to direct descendants and ancestors of one ...
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I'm new at the DNA testing but here are my results. After receiving my DNA results in January 2016 my first match was with a known cousin who is also on Ancestry with a score of 959 centimorgans at 41 ...
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I'm having difficulties reading a field from a specific column from a
List or Manifest of Alien Passengers for the United States Immigration
Officer at Port of Arrival
In this case Port of ...
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Because it is relatively uncommon to find sources of birth dates before the start of civil registration in England in 1837, it is a widespread (and I think not unreasonable) convention for ...
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On Ancestry.com [library edition] U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
there is a record where the Branch and Branch Code is listed as "Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA". What ...
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Here is a photo of my late father (passed away earlier this month 🙁) driving a tractor:
The registration is:
MWV714
Dad would have been driving this tractor in Wiltshire, England. I had a look ...
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