Paid-members only Members Only Using AI to Transcribe Records You Already Have Discover the importance of transcriptions in genealogy research, explore various transcription techniques, and find out how AI tools like ChatGPT can help you.
Paid-members only Members Only Using the Russell Index for County Courthouse Records Knowing how to use the Russell Index system is essential for county records research, whether you research at the county courthouse or in the FamilySearch Catalog.
Paid-members only Members Only The Recorder of Deeds Office in Pennsylvania An overview of the Recorder of Deeds office in Pennsylvania and the records helpful for genealogy research.
Resources Where to Find Property Deeds in Pennsylvania for Family History Research In Pennsylvania both land and property transfers are recorded at Recorder of Deeds offices around the Commonwealth. This article will give you tips on how to locate land deeds and property deeds at the Recorder of Deeds office.
Resources The Easy Way to Find Deeds in PA Whether you call it land, property, or real estate, deeds are the documents that shows of ownership of land. In Pennsylvania, all deeds are found at the county Recorder of Deeds office. Here's the easy way to find deed records in PA counties.
Resources How a Deed Can Build Your Family Tree If you’re tracing your ancestors or the history of a home In Pennsylvania, particularly in the 18th century, you’ll want to find and transcribe the real estate deeds you find. Here's how to do it.
counties Pennsylvania County Courthouses for Genealogy Research The most essential records for genealogists are maintained by the county governments of Pennsylvania. Traditionally these county offices were called the “county courthouse.” Today they can be called “government service center”, “county administration", "county offices", and a variety of other terms. Some counties have pulled their oldest
Podcast Podcast Episode 6: City of Philadelphia Archives The City of Philadelphia, Department of Records, City Archive is home to the Philadelphia government's archival records going back to 1683. Listen in for details of what they have and how to access it.