In response to popular demand, the Library/Archives Reference Room will no longer close over the noon hour, but will be opening one hour lat...

Some readers of LongLostRelatives.net are aware that 2011 has marked the beginning of my genealogy speaking "career." While I have...

I've been "connected" to the Internet since about 1994. That was back in the day before web browsers were required and web sur...

This is part of a series of posts regarding genealogy and local history resources, museums and other sites that may be helpful for your Nebr...

This week's challenge in Geneabloggers ' 52 Weeks to Better Genealogy is to examine genealogy societies in your region. This is ...

The Lincoln Journal-Star reported last week about the makeover of the Lancaster county web site .   Buried at the bottom of the article is...

I'm very pleased to report that the Greater Omaha Genealogical Society (GOGS) has adde d a site for Cass County (Nebraska) marriages . O...

This week I am pleased to recommend the  Nebraska State Genealogical Society Photo Project . It is managed by the Nebraska State Genealogica...

Kudos to the city of Kearney, Nebraska for putting a detailed listing of interment records from Kearney Cemetery online! The table of rec...

The following genealogy events in Nebraska are slated: June 8, 2010 - Lincoln-Lancaster County Genealogical Society meeting. 7:15 p.m., U...

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Sarpy county is located in eastern Nebraska, just south of the Omaha metro area ( Douglas county ). It is also adjacent to  Pottawatomie c...

This week, I have not one, but two, recommendations for Follow Friday: The Nebraska State Historical Society's blog is one that I enjo...

Many of us in Nebraska still observe the original Arbor Day (and Earth Day) on April 22, the birthday of J. Sterling Morton, the founder of ...

The Superior Public Library in Superior, Nebraska has a variety of genealogy resources available for public use. The library's card cat...

Here are a few web sites that I definitely recommend: Script Tutorials - resources for old handwriting and documents. Are you having trou...

Arbor Day was created by J. Sterling Morton in Nebraska in 1872. It was a day to be set aside for planting trees. Check out the interactive ...

Great news has arrived from the Nebraska State Historical Society! The library and archives in Lincoln has been closed doing the building re...

Are you looking for birth, death and marriage records from Omaha, Nebraska? The Greater Omaha Genealogical Society has a records index searc...

In an effort to begin preserving and providing wider access to the information in the records, Homestead National Monument of America, locat...