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 		Polish Genealogy: Religions in Poland Article 
Researchers seeking Polish ancestors usually look for Roman Catholic and Jewish records, but these two faiths are not the only religions in Poland.
Jun 5, 2010 - Katharine Garstka
Translating Genealogical Documents from Poland Article 
Genealogists researching Polish documents may find themselves stumped when facing records from the old country, but there's help in solving some of those mysteries.
Dec 9, 2009 - Katharine Garstka
Boston University Offers Two Online Genealogical Programs Article 
Boston University now has two choices for online genealogical education - a 15-week certificate program and a new four-week introductory program.
Jul 16, 2011 - Katharine Garstka
FamilySearch Indexing: Giving Back to the Genealogical Community Article 
The FamilySearch website has made a huge number of genealogical records available for free over the Internet. You, too, can be part of this effort.
Jan 2, 2011 - Katharine Garstka
Vincent holds a BS Degree from Drexel University, where he specialized in organic and quantum chemistry. For 23 years, Vincent was employed by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in...
How To Search Family History in Other Languages Article 
Most people will find their family genealogy includes more than just English speakers. Here are tips on how to perform genealogical research in other languages.
Feb 13, 2009 - Rita Marshall
Review of 'Czars' Article 
"Czars" is an unpretentious treatment of Russian rulers from the Rurik Dynasty to the Romanovs. Great for novice scholars of Russian history.
Jun 13, 2008 - Kerry Kubilius
Museums of Eastern European Art and Folk Culture Article 
The following museums are dedicated to promoting the folk art and culture of Eastern Europeans and Eastern European communities in the United States.
Jun 27, 2008 - Kerry Kubilius
No LDS Access to Catholic Records Article 
The Vatican issued this statement over concern that the records might be used in baptizing former Catholics into the Mormon church after their death.
May 6, 2008 - Shawn Landis
U.S. Polish Immigration Patterns Before WWI Article 
Millions of people in North America today can trace their ancestors to Polish immigrants; in fact, they are one of the largest of the ethnic groups in the United States.
Nov 24, 2009 - Katharine Garstka
17th Century Sea Lanes to North America Article 
The earliest English ships bound for America took a southern route, but later navigators favored a shorter northern route. Prevailing winds led the way.
Jul 30, 2008 - Rosemary E. Bachelor
Polish Immigration to the U.S. After WWI Article 
More than 9.5 million people in the United States claimed Polish ancestry on the 1990 census; 90 percent of those lived in cities.
Dec 5, 2009 - Katharine Garstka
Occupations of Polish Immigrants to the U.S. Article 
Polish immigrants helped fuel the expansion of farming and manufacturing across the country; noting their occupations can help genealogists trace their family history.
Mar 1, 2010 - Katharine Garstka
The Family Name Miller History & Origin - The Miller Family Tree Article 
The Miller family name history and origin can help in family history research and to trace your family tree for the Miller surname.
Sep 29, 2010 - Cathy Anne Smith
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen Article 
Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen proved a good influence on her husband William IV. The Australian capital Adelaide was founded in 1836 and named in her honour.
Feb 6, 2010 - Carolyn M Cash
Turkmen Culture Tips Article 
Here are some tips for how to get along in Turkmen culture: suggestions on Turkmen friendships, family relationships, religion, and dating in this Silk Road country
Sep 6, 2007 - Ray Nayler