FAMILY TREES

Genealogy is always a popular undertaking, and even more so when the chances exist that you could be related to someone famous. But NBC's "Who Do You Think You Are?" gives you a different view of family lineage--as do I, courtesy of Ancestry.com...

Family Trees are the surrogate "families" within sororities and fraternities that create a binding hold on new, current, and alumni greeks' impression of their sororities and fraternities.

To some people discovering their roots is extremely important. Exploring their genealogy, or "roots", if you will, can make a huge difference in establishing their self-identity and raising their self-esteem.

A great holiday activity that takes traditional Christmas Tree decorations and brightens them with children's stories. More than 35 magical trees await your family's discovery at the Concord Museum. For families with children of all ages.

There are several ways to research your family history. Passing family history to the next generation is a way to connect and maintain the family bond.

Do you know your family ancestry?

Finding information about your family tree can be exciting. If you start with what you know and learn along the way, you may discover branches you never knew existed.

I spent a good portion of 2007 and 2008 going through my father's copious notes on the Darden family history and genealogy, and I found myself organizing them and putting them together. Now I am writing a book!

The genealogy process can uncover links to famous people, information about family members who were military heroes, or simply information about family members that disappeared.

After interviewing family members, a new genealogist might wonder what to do next. The Social Security Death Index should probably be your next step.

After a family member sent Hillary some of Victoria's Woodhull's old diaries containing some saucy content--it's said Bill inadvertently got a peek at them--and several dishes and lamps were broken in three different rooms that night at the White House...

Ever wondered about your grandparents grandparents? Would you like to know more about your family? With the blessings of the internet there are now more genealogy resources available at the tips of your fingertips!

Most adopted children will encounter at least one class in school where they are required to create a family tree as an assignment.