The Two Blondes

Genealogy Happy Hour

A podcast for anyone interested in genealogy and who wants to learn how to document family history. Join Amy and Penny as we take you through our experiences in family history research.

Author

The Two Blondes

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.genealogyhappyhour.com

Latest episode

Feb 16, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 93 - Gazetteers 15.01.2024

Discussion on using gazetteers in genealogical research.

Episode 92 - Local History Publications 30.12.2023

Discussion about using local history publications in genealogical research

Episode 91 - City Directories 15.12.2023

Discussion on using city directories in genealogical research

Episode 90 - Church Records 29.11.2023

Discussion on locating and using church records in genealogical research.

Episode 89 - The Story of Your Life 10.11.2023

Discussion on writing a personal life history.

Episode 88 - Is She Really Your Grandmother? 23.10.2023

Discussion about best practices for documenting kinships in genealogical and family history research

Episode 87 - Venturing Across the Pond, Part 2 09.10.2023

Discussion on genealogical online research in Wales, Sweden and Norway.

Episode 86 -Venturing Across The Pond, Part 1 19.09.2023

Discussion about genealogical research in Scotland and Germany

Episode 85 - Here Comes The Bride! 06.09.2023

Discussion on using marriage records in genealogical research

Episode 84 - Scavenging Death Certificates 19.08.2023

Using death certificates in genealogical research.

Episode 83 - Three Daniels Go Off To War 08.08.2023

Discussion on genealogical research in military records.

Episode 82 - Using Unsourced Data to Locate Evidence 20.07.2023

Case study in using unsourced information to locate documented evidence in genealogical research.

GHH Episode 81 - Why Can't I Find It?! 01.07.2023

Discussion on keeping genealogical research and tools at your fingertips.

Episode 80 - Family Stories Fact or Fiction Part 2 16.06.2023

Second part of research into determining if Beulah Grace Baker's father or grandparents were German immigrants.

Episode 79 - Family Stories Fact or Fiction Part 1 01.06.2023

How do you know if the information you have been told about your family is true? Follow along with an actual case study to find the facts about a family ancestor. Part one of two.

Episode 78 - Land Records: "Land Ho!" 15.05.2023

Using land records in genealogical research.

Episode 77 - Who Bought the Farm? 02.05.2023

Episode 77 - Who Bought the Farm? by The Two Blondes

Episode 76 - Using Newspapers to Locate Hard to Find Ancestors 17.04.2023

Discussion on using newspapers --beyond obituaries --in genealogical research

Episode 75 - Using YDNA to Chip Away at a Brick Wall 03.04.2023

Discussion on how a YDNA match can trail backwards to meet up with a family tree.

Episode 74 - Overlooked Research Resources at Libraries & Archives 18.03.2023

Discussion on using vertical files in genealogical libraries and archives

Episode 73 - Mind Mapping 15.12.2022

Discussion on using mind mapping methodology in genealogical research.

Episode 72 - Indirect Evidence 30.11.2022

Discussion on using indirect evidence to solve a genealogical research problem.

Episode 71 - Where Was John? 15.11.2022

Discussion on use of school and institutional records to solve research problems.

Episode 70 - Odds & Ends 29.10.2022

Discussion on various genealogical and family history research

GHH Episode 69 - Using Ancestry DNA Matches 11.09.2022

Discussion on using Ancestry DNA Matches to further genealogical research.

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