Price Genealogy

08/27/2026

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Imagine sitting down with a photograph of a document that has stumped your family for three generations. It is a baptismal register from a village church, the ink faded to a whisper, the words looping across the page in a script that seems indecipherable. Previously, you could hire a specialist, spe...

06/26/2026

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  What an immigrant’s disappearance taught me about the limits of records, the value of living relatives, and why some answers only exist in family memory. The ancestor in this story happened to be Swedish; the story itself is one that almost every immigrant family carries. Öckerö parish husfö...

06/11/2026

For half a century, Price Genealogy has done more than just look at census records and birth certificates; we’ve listened to the echoes of the past to tell the stories that define your present. When we first opened our doors 50 years ago, genealogy was a niche pursuit done with microfiche and dust...

04/30/2026

Description: French soldier in service uniform Date: 1914 Library of Congress, public domain. If you have recent French ancestors, there’s a good chance they appear in one of the most useful record sets you may not be using: the Registres de Matricule, or Military Conscription Registers. Starting ...

04/18/2026

Your ancestors are from a country outside of the United States – now what? If your ancestors are from European countries such as the United Kingdom, Scandinavia, Germany, France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, or even Latin American countries such as Mexico and Brazil, you may be able to find records ...