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Genealogy - How to Get Started - Step 1 - Grab the Nearest Relative If you have a grandparent living at home with you, WOW. Start asking questions now. If it's grandma, get her full maiden name, birthday and marriage date. Then those of her husband, siblings, parents, grandparents and children. Ask a lot of questions about the rest of the family. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: genealogy
Nice article about interviewing the older relatives especially. The sensitivity required to obtain information from more mature people was very nicely expressed. The importance of those interviews are very important and worth their weight in gold.