Pre-1850 U.S. census records are packed with clues, you just have to know where to look. Here are four tips to help you estimate birth years, track household changes, search for name variations, and build stronger conclusions. Save this for later! #genealogy

Every tick mark in a pre-1850 U.S. census represents a real person. Compare multiple census years and you'll start to see families grow, children leave home, and patterns emerge. Don't just look for names, look for evidence. #genealogy

Family history comes alive when you can stand where your ancestors once stood. Heritage travel turns names, dates, and places in your tree into something tangible and memorable. What's one place connected to your family history you'd love to visit? #genealogy

If you could visit one place connected to your family history, where would you go? An ancestral village, a hometown, a family farm, or somewhere you've only seen in records? Tell us your dream heritage travel destination. #genealogy

Summer family reunions are the perfect time to gather family stories, but knowing what to ask can be hard. I created this free research guide to help you start meaningful conversations and preserve memories before they're lost. Get your copy today! https://ancestryaimee.com/free-family-interviews

Family reunion season is one of the best times to gather family history and not because of the family tree. It's because everyone is together, sharing memories and stories. Swipe through for a few easy ways to capture those moments before they're gone. #genealogy

AI can can do a lot. But one genealogy rule hasn't changed: verify everything. Always review original records, evaluate suggested matches, and check AI-generated stories against reliable sources before adding information to your family tree. #genealogy

Think AI is only for chatbots and writing text? Genealogists are using AI in a variety of useful ways. Swipe through to see six ways AI can support your family history research. Which of these would be most useful for your research? #genealogy

Ready to take your #genealogy research further? Aimee’s Crew members get monthly handouts, exclusive livestreams, replay access, and a chance to help guide future research topics. Join us here: https://tinyurl.com/AimeesCrew

Yesterday we were in Fulton County, Indiana, researching one of Crista Cowan’s genealogy brick walls. More from the search adventure will be shared soon on my YouTube channel and Crista's Facebook page. www.facebook.com/TheBarefootG... #genealogy

Well it’s over but so much fun! Perhaps my most fun was a genealogy escape room - my team won!!! Thanks Sarah Day for creating it!

One of my favorite things about in-person conferences is seeing friends in person, particularly coaching clients! It was great to see Joy Downs Young, a member of my group coaching program.

Enjoying the second day of the NGS conference. #NGS2026GEN

Excited to officially kick off the NGS 2026 Family History Conference today! I’m spending the day in a workshop before the conference officially begins tonight with the opening of the exhibit hall at 5:50 p.m. ET. If you’re here, come say hi! #NGS2026GEN

I’ll be at the National Genealogical Society Conference in Fort Wayne, Indiana, May 27–30! If you’ll be there too, let me know. I’d love to connect and say hi while I’m in town. #genealogy #NGS2026GEN

One of the coolest parts of the FamilySearch Library? The technology. Visitors can digitize: • Photos • Film • Audio recordings • Microfilm It is not just about finding family history. It is about preserving it before it disappears. #genealogy

The FamilySearch Library is far more than a library. Some of the best genealogy discoveries still happen in person. Have you been to the FamilySearch Library yet? #genealogy

Just two months until America turns 250! If you are thinking about your finding your colonial ancestors, a few key strategies can make all the difference. Here are three tips to get you started. #Genealogy #America250

I was a guest blogger for Stories From the Archives with NewspaperArchive. Newspapers helped uncover a powerful connection and a reminder to verify every detail. Read the post. https://newspaperarchive.com/blog/a-family-lost-in-the-iroquois-theater-fire-a-story-found-in-newspapers/ #genealogy

Researching female ancestors can be challenging, but not impossible. Don’t stop with one record. Follow every clue. Watch my video, Genealogy Research Tools for the Women in your Family Tree, to learn more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2akp4WbCDlw #genealogy

Mother’s Day idea: skip the flowers and give a story instead. DNA tests are at some of their lowest prices right now: FamilyTreeDNA $39 AncestryDNA $29 MyHeritage $19.90 23andMe $80 The best part isn’t the test. It’s what you discover together. #DNA #Genealogy

Not finding your ancestor in the census? Do not quit. Try these 4 quick tips that could flip your search and help you finally find them. Follow for more #genealogy tips and share with someone who is stuck.

Are you using a research log? It is one of the simplest ways to stay organized, track your searches, and avoid doing the same work twice. Start today and make every search count. #genealogy

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Stuck on a brick wall? You might be missing this. Full-Text Search on FamilySearch is a game changer. I’ll show you how to use it step-by-step. Watch the full video on my YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZc2-Z-TROw #Genealogy

Still stuck on a genealogy brick wall? Full-Text Search on FamilySearch is changing how we find answers. Learn it with this updated 41-page guide. Now $8.49 (15% off). Sale ends May 1. www.etsy.com/listing/1752... #genealogy

Death and taxes may be inevitable, but tax records are a powerful #genealogy tool. They can reveal details you will not find anywhere else and often lead to real breakthroughs. Have you found anything surprising in tax records?

It is tax season and tax records are a goldmine for #genealogy. They exist for people who left little else behind and can track ancestors year by year. Have you used tax records in your research? What did you find?

Everyone has a starting point. What was yours? A name, a story, a mystery? I’d love to hear what pulled you in. #Genealogy

Building your family history doesn’t have to be complicated. Start simple, stay curious, and focus on what matters most; real people, real stories, and real connections. #genealogy