A column by Mike Caggeso, at York Daily Record (York, PA), mentions new software that can be used in a cemetery to help you learn about the people buried there.

Interesting article over at The Truth (Elkhart, IN), about a man who’s family’s military service in the USA and the colonies, can be traced back to the 1630s.

Since the new Harry Potter book came out, there’s been an increase of interest in this fictional boy-wizard.

Here’s a look at some sites that feature his genealogy.

If you’ve recently had a family reunion, or are about to, or even just thinking about it, you might find this article by John Gaps III, at the Des Moines Register, interesting.

An article at the Linton Daily Citizen a young woman who made prize-winning 4-H project out of her family’s genealogy.

Dan Hays, in his ‘Northwest Best’ column, over at the StatesmanJournal (Salem, Oregon), wrote a review of Elizabeth Lowell’s latest genealogy-based thriller, ‘Always a Time To Die’.

If you’ve ever read or seen more than a handful of American Western novels and/or movies, there is a good chance you’ve come across Louis L’Amour.

Press release: Genealogy Today is building the “Military Roots database”, comprised of military service records.