Links and Helps online: 10 Ways to Grow Your Family Tree Class

Where, online, to find stuff that will help you research your family history and is relative (no pun intended) to Genealogical Stuff!

 I found this photo in my Grandmother's collection after both she and my dad were dead.  My dad's paternal line was the "Hill" family.  His mom's line was the Tucker family.  I suspect that this photo was from the Tucker family as my grandmother had a number of siblings.  I keep hoping that some day I will learn the names for these little boys!

So, what help can you expect to find, online, for the purpose of growing your family tree?

• Historical record images:   
• At familysearch.org, https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/list/
• Joe Beine:  https://genrootsblog.blogspot.com/2019/02/online-indexes-for-death-records.html
• ancestry.com:  https://www.ancestry.com/search/
•  https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Article/CS15307
•  Search by place at www.familysearch.org/wiki 
•  Search  museums, vital records by state, country, etc.; caution-do not pay for the search!  County courthouses is usually where you go for marriage records.  Search also libraries, archives, etc.
• I was once fortunate enough to find some images of marriages, etc. that someone had put online!  So use your search engine!
• Don't forget to check the attic or basement of recently deceased folks for historical records.
• Where to write for records? This is a government website (the Center for Disease Control); you will find it very handy!
•  https://www.archives.gov/research
• The Family Bible!  
• Burial Records: Findagrave.com

Another Link for you!

https://www.facebook.com/thefamilycurator

 Best of all this site will feature referrals to other related sites!