The Seiberts, like so many pioneer families, carried with them a stubborn faith that the land would reward their labour. The promise of hope and prosperity far outweighed the hard work and struggles that lay ahead; it was a gamble they were willing to make.

​One of the things that makes contributing so easy is using my phone. I simply go to a cemetery and start walking around.

​This tradition was particularly common in English-speaking countries, and it was a way to preserve a family name.

Preserving family history goes far beyond dates and names on a genealogical chart. It's about capturing the essence of who we are

Take a moment to look at your own family tree. Who are the people in those branches? What stories do they hold? Now is the perfect time

This Labor Day, my mom and I decided to make the pilgrimage. Our mission? A little soul-searching, a lot of memory-making, and a good scrubb

You, my friend, are now equipped with a battle plan. Print those maps. Laminate them if you must. Highlight the paths. You are no longer jus

You wanna know who your great-aunt Mildred actually married that third time? Or if that rumour about your grandpa being secretly related to