Germany is the ancestral home of many Americans, and a number of German genealogy websites are worth exploring. The May/June issue of Family Tree Magazine has a great article by noted research ...

Nearly one-quarter of Americans can trace their roots back to a German family tree (www.germany-info.org), according to the German Embassy in Washington, D.C.

The same magazine has an insert, “German Genealogy — Cheat Sheet,” which includes eight panels including a map, the various provinces then and now, ...

Genealogy group to hold workshop. PATTY ALLEN-JONES. ... "That's where I'm stuck," said the Sarasota woman, who has been researching her German family history for more than 15 years.

Oct. 4—German immigrants and their descendants have left deep roots in Southwestern Pennsylvania, a heritage that will be explored Sunday at West Overton Village and Museum in East Huntingdon.

Tracking one’s family history can be a fascinating journey. A class at Northeast Community College in West Point will provide an understanding of German genealogy research process and ways to ...

It will include over 30 presentations from Germanic genealogy experts, the release said. Study rooms with computers and experts will help researchers with German writing, language and research as ...

The search for Jewish roots in Germany may be easier now, thanks to a new research center – the Ephraim Gustav Hoenlein Genealogy Project – that recently opened in Würzburg.