It's time to start figuring out what genealogy projects you want to tackle for May. Each month holds its own best genealogical practices that you can incorporate into your regular genealogy research. Here are the 10 "must-do" genealogy projects for May. Each of these will make your genealogy research and family history narrative richer and more informative for you and others. Enjoy doing these fun and important genealogical projects.

Podcast Notes: https://ancestralfindings.com/10-must-genealogy-projects-may

Each baby blanket and quilt holds a universe of stories stitched from the threads of tradition and familial love. Let’s explore the colorful journey of these beloved textiles, tracing their roles in nurturing generations and binding families across time.

Podcast Notes: https://ancestralfindings.com/swaddled-in-history-the-legacy-of-baby-blankets-and-quilts

Columbia is the capital city of South Carolina. It is an old city and one with much history attached to it. From early European exploration and settlement to the Revolutionary and Civil Wars and into the modern era, it has remained an important US city in many ways.

Podcast notes: https://ancestralfindings.com/the-state-capitals-south-carolina/

Step into a world where America's presidents reveal their lesser-known talents, from George Washington's elegant dance moves to Dwight D. Eisenhower's artistic strokes. Explore the quirky and creative hobbies that showcase the human side of these historical figures.

Podcast notes: https://ancestralfindings.com/unveiling-the-hidden-talents-of-u-s-presidents

Saddle up for an engaging ride through the storied history of cowboy hats! Uncover how these iconic symbols of resilience and style have shaped the American frontier's legacy, blending functionality with fashion in a tale as wide as the West itself…

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Locating the birthplaces of your ancestors is an important part of genealogy. It can open up whole new lines of research. Here’s how to find them.

https://ancestralfindings.com/6-frequently-asked-questions-marriage-records

Marriage records are among the Top Three most basic record types in genealogy, along with Death and Birth records. If you haven’t used marriage records in your research yet, you should, and it’s time to start. Here are the top six most frequently asked questions about marriage records to get you started with this valuable genealogical resource.

https://ancestralfindings.com/russian-surnames-and-their-meanings

Russian surnames started being used relatively recently in history, with the patronymic surname being common in other parts of Europe. After that, however, the similarity ended, and Russian surnames became unique among European nations. Here is a history of Russian surnames and their meanings.

https://ancestralfindings.com/tips-researching-british-ancestors

Do you have British ancestry? Are you not sure but suspect you might? Here's how to find and research them in England once you find them.

https://ancestralfindings.com/the-state-capitals-south-dakota

 Pierre is the capital of the state of South Dakota. It started as a fur trading post and gradually became a city as the western territories were opened up to American settlement. It is one of the least populous, most remote, and inaccessible US state capitals. This is what you need to know about the city of Pierre in South Dakota.

https://ancestralfindings.com/the-state-capitals-tennessee

Nashville is the capital city of the state of Tennessee. It has a long history of habitation by humans, going millennia back into prehistory. The Europeans came much later, turning Nashville into one of the wealthiest cities in the southern United States. This is what you need to know about Nashville, Tennessee.