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We love the beautiful stories of your family history experiences from all around the world. They inspire and encourage and give hope to many who are working on their own lines. Thi...
So many family history miracles and stories have been shared, I have started categorizing them by general topic. This week’s column seemed to emerge with four amazing stories of re...
Family history work is compelling, addicting and healing. There are times when it just appears one can’t go any further. It’s like the principle of “we are saved by grace, after al...
This week’s family history column features stories from Germany, Norway, the United States and Argentina. This great work of gathering scattered ancestors is happening on both side...
Okay, we are having so much fun with this column. We are receiving wonderful submissions from you amazing readers and they are so diverse and so fascinating. Family history work is...
Every time I opened my laptop, I felt him pacing behind me. I even knew his name. Through research, I discovered he was the grandfather of my neighborhood friends, Wilma and Harry....
Family history stories and miracles are irresistible to read and to experience. So many of you have been willing to share your stories. Thank you! This week we have five wonderful...
By Angel Blair I’ve been thinking about family a lot lately. As time passes and the years roll by, I find myself missing those I’ve lost with growing heartache and longing for fami...
This is the fourth and final article I will write for Meridian Magazine about “Lest We Forget,” the undertaking to identify approximately 530 pioneers buried in paupers’ graves in...
For most of my life I was content to know only the bare bones — forgive the bad play on words — of my family history. I knew the life stories of my grandparents and great-grandpare...
I awoke one morning with a thought I knew came from the Lord. “Sarah, if you will rise early today and read your scriptures the Lord will give you a gift.” I followed the promptin...
kirsteastevenson: Ancestry was infamously owned by the Mormons and based in Utah, Who believe in posthumous conversion of non-Mormons by proxy, or by having a record of a name -...
There is a wealth of free and useful resources on Irish genealogy website to search for your family history.
Author’s Note: Last week the Proctors mentioned that we are partnering with them in exploring the possibility of having a Friday Family-Focused Forum each week here on Meridian. We...
By Stacie Prada To quote the band Talking Heads from the song Once in a Lifetime, “How did I get here?” And why does it matter? For my ancestors who died before I was born, I contr...
Curious about your family tree? Here’s a fun way to explore your history completely free! For a limited time, Ancestry is offering our readers a FREE 14-day trial! Plus, save up to...
Editor’s note: We (the Proctors) and Meridian Magazine are working on a potential partnership with the Eyres to create a special Friday Family-Focus Forum each week in Meridian. We...
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, it’s a good time to look beyond the history books and explore our own family histories. Who were our ances...
Most families say the same thing too late. They wanted to know their grandparents better. They wanted the stories while the person was still in the room. Then the person is gone, a...
Following his baptism on the last day of December, 1833, Wilford Woodruff titled his journal “The First Book of Wilford,” suggesting that there would be more, and explained his pur...
A vast tranche of historical civil registers is available at no cost on the State's Irish Genealogy website, letting family historians trace their ancestors further back than ever...
My son recently came to me to brag about using AI to find our ancestors. While the results were correct, I didn’t learn anything new, as it stopped at my grandparents. I was never...
A campaigner says church records could reveal the hidden history of forced-adoption homes.
This week’s Hastening report is bursting with temple milestones—from five new temple developments across three nations to inspiring dedications in Guatemala and Utah and a first lo...
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