http://www.exploregenealogy.co.ukTracing Your Family Tree .en-usTue, 30 Aug 2011 12:10:53 GMT Tue, 30 Aug 2011 12:10:53 GMTExploreGenealogy Content Managerjanem@exploregenealogy.co.ukjanem@exploregenealogy.co.ukhttp://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/family-history-fascinate-us.htmlWe've become fascinated with looking into our family trees, but what's brought on this interest, and why do we desire to know?Wed, 27 Jul 2011http://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/AfricanAncestors.htmlMedical records have the potential to offer much information in genealogy. Trying to obtain them, however, can be an exercise in frustration.Mon, 18 Jul 2011http://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/LocalDeathRecords.htmlThe first public cemetery opened in 1827. If you can't find other information on an ancestor's death, they might well be a good source to try.Fri, 08 Jul 2011http://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/american-nordic-roots.htmlMany people from the Nordic countries, especially Norway and Sweden, emigrated to America in 19th and early 20th centuries, most making their homes in the upper Midwest.Wed, 06 Jul 2011http://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/DNA-testing-and-genealogy.htmlDNA testing can be a useful genealogical tool in establishing some kids of data, although the results can occasionally be surprising.Mon, 04 Jul 2011http://www.exploregenealogy.co.uk/how-far-back-can-you-go.htmlHow far you can go back in your family tree depends upon the records available and also on social status.Mon, 04 Jul 2011