Creative Roots Genealogy

02/12/2026

02/09/2026

Explore the meaning of February, its cultural traditions, and winter celebrations while discovering ways to connect with family history and genealogy. Tips, activities, and insights for every generation.

https://creativeroots.family/post/new-blog-post-4330
meaning, traditions, celebrations, history, tips, for February

02/02/2026

This blog explores an unverified family history connected to the Underground Railroad in Canada, examining Black Canadian genealogy, archival silence, and the role of cultural memory — including quilting traditions — in preserving stories of freedom seekers who settled in Ontario during the 19th century.

https://creativeroots.family/post/new-blog-post-1128

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01/26/2026

Confused about which genealogy records to search and when? This post helps family historians understand common genealogy record types and how to use them effectively. Learn what different records can reveal, how to choose the right sources for your research questions, and how to build confident, evidence-based family history research without feeling overwhelmed

https://creativeroots.family/post/record-types-4417

01/19/2026

Wondering how to keep your genealogy research organized and avoid repeating the same searches? This post teaches family historians how to organize and document genealogy research in a clear, sustainable way. Learn simple strategies for naming files, tracking sources, recording negative results, and creating research notes you can trust. Build confidence in your family history work by turning scattered discoveries into documented, usable results.

https://creativeroots.family/post/organize-document-records-9086
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01/12/2026

Struggling to stay consistent with your genealogy research? This post shows family historians how to build a simple, sustainable genealogy research plan that fits real life. Learn how to create a flexible workflow, prioritize one ancestor at a time, and document progress without feeling overwhelmed. Discover practical strategies to turn scattered research sessions into a confident, repeatable process that supports long-term success in family history research.
https://creativeroots.family/post/sustainable-research-plan-9791

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