Sitemap - 2026 - Appalachian Genealogy & History
The Ghost That Followed Your DNA: How the Banshee Crossed the Atlantic
The Letter That Could Ruin You: How Baptist Church Minutes Tracked Every Move Your Ancestors Made
Where the River Carried Us: Appalachian Ferries, Family Lines, and the Quiet Geography of Movement
She Takes Spells: How Mountain Women Were Committed and Why It Matters
Old and Poor: What County Court Minutes Reveal About Appalachia's Forgotten Poor
Beyond the “Cherokee Grandmother”: 5 Surprising Truths About the Real George “All” Sizemore
Ruins That Remember: Tracing Family Lines Through Tennessee’s Stonework and Civil War Earthworks
When the Salt Ran Out: The Hidden Records of Appalachia's Civil War Famine
They Swore It Under Oath: The Untold Power of Revolutionary War Pension Depositions
She Held the Family Together and the Records Barely Noticed
The Creatures We Created: Folklore, Power, and the Appalachian Mind
2026 Premium Companions Volumes 31-40
The First Acre: How State Land Grants and County Deeds Together Tell the Story No Single Record Can
Rose, Violet, Daisy: Why Appalachian Families Named Their Children After Flowers
Ginseng, Violets, and the May Queen: The Floral Trail That Leads to Your Ancestors
The Families Next Door Were Never Strangers
Last Letters from the Dark: The Fraterville Mine Disaster of 1902
The Girl in the Song Was Real: Using Mountain Ballads in Appalachian Genealogy
Last Letters from the Dark: The Fraterville Mine Disaster of 1902
Your Ancestor's Land Still Speaks: How to Read the Metes and Bounds Calls That Define Family Place
Foraging Records: Ginseng and Economic Survival in Appalachian Family History
When a Child Vanishes from the Records: Understanding 1916 in Appalachia
Spring Cleaning Your Digital Tree
2025 Premium Companions Volumes 1-10
Resource Library (2025 archive)
2026 Premium Companions Volumes 21-30
2026 Premium Companions Volumes 11-20
Essential Research Series Vol 1-4
2026 Premium Companions Volumes 1-10
School Census Records: The Forgotten Resource
New Additions to the Resource Library
Appalachian Faith and the Night of the Falling Stars
The Language of the Hills: Archaic Terms
The “Junior/Senior” Confusion (Not Always Father/Son)
Tracing Responsibility: Bastardy Bonds in Appalachian Records
The Watauga Association: A Republic in the Wild
Raised from the Ridge: The Craft of Early Mountain Cabins
Estray Books: Finding the Family Horse
Resource Library - 2026 (Page 2)
St. Patrick’s in the Peaks: Distinguishing Ulster‑Scots from Irish Migration
The 1950 Census: 76 Years Later
The Geology of Genealogy: How Terrain Dictated Settlement.
Seed Saving & Family Pedigrees
When March Meant Moving: Tracing the Spring Flit in Appalachia
The 1870 “New Voter” Registrations
Early Photography & Identifying the Unnamed
State Supreme Court: When Mountain Land Feuds Went Legal
Beyond the Plow: Decoding Ancestral Occupations in the 1880 Census
The Legal Cold Shoulder: Finding Ancestors in “Warning Out” Records
WWI Draft Cards: Physical Descriptions
Guardian Bonds: The Minor’s Path
Haint Blue & Porch Superstitions
The 1890 Veterans Schedule Deep-Dive
Old-Time Remedies & Healer Records
The Counter, the Ledger, and the Community: A Genealogist's History of the Appalachian General Store
The Winter of the Deep Snow: When the Mountains Fell Silent
The 1910 Census “Miracle” Columns: How Two Numbers Reconstruct Lost Appalachian Families