Questions to ask grandparents family history

Asking your family questions and gathering their memories is super important. Talk to your grandparents, parents, and any other relatives and get those stories while you can. Their stories will add richness and context to your genealogy research. Who knows what you'll learn! Click to find 31 family history interview questions, with some holiday-themed questions, to get you started! #genealogy #genealogyresearch #oralhistory

Despite our parents only being in their 50’s, they have been faced with some major health scares. After reaching out and asking on social media how they’d spend those last days or years (hopefully longer) with loved ones, one idea that came through was making a video with them asking them about their life, about […]

In today’s hustle and bustle of holiday cheer, we sometimes forget to enjoy the moment. As you prepare for Thanksgiving this week, try to schedule some quiet time to really enjoy your visiting family members. There will always be another year to bake cookies and shop the sales, but your Grandparents might not attend next […]

You can learn more about you by interviewing your parents. Here are 60 to help get you started along with a free downloadable timeline worksheet.

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If you are lucky enough to have grandparents, it can be a great idea to discover more about their lives, past history and worldly experiences by asking them a list of interesting questions. Here are 50 interesting, insightful and funny questions to ask your grandma or grandpa.

Don’t know how to start telling your ancestors stories? Use these 260 family history questions to get started and unlock your stories.

If kids know their family history, they have a better sense of belonging. Use these questions to teach your kids about their family tree. Free printable question list is included!

Did you know you can give your grandparents the gift of time? Grandparents LOVE to spend time with their grandchildren, but sometimes, they don’t know what to do with kids, or they are not physically able to get down and play or even share a meal. One of the things you can almost always do...

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