Earl Genealogy Research Institute

[...] It’s that time of year when people start thinking about and planning a family reunion. It can seem a daunting task bringing together members of your family and making sure there [...]

[...] everyone. But it doesn’t have to be. With a little organization, you can plan and have a great family reunion! Family reunion invitation When planning a family reunion don’t forget to include the [...]

[...] better understanding of history. The search for living relatives often leads to DNA testing, family reunions, both of distant cousins and of disrupted families. Genealogists sometimes help reunite [...]

[...] could have a copy of the family phone book. Family reunion activity One of our family reunions had old fashioned games for the children. The sack races, Frisbees, and other games [...]

[...] park info printed out so everyone can make their travel arrangements. Include a map to your reunion site with the hotels and parks marked so family members not familiar with the area can find their [...]

[...] often requires — or leads to — knowledge of antique law, old political boundaries, immigration trends, and historical social conditions. Genealogists and family historians often join a [...]

[...] for activities, be willing to print out family info sheets, help arrange for the food, organize activities, etc.. Remember, everyone can do something but no one can do everything. With just a little [...]