If you are looking to begin your research on your family history, general research books and instructional videos are a great place to get started. The library has a variety of resources available to you, and most of these titles are available from home. To Learn more about the library's genealogy collection, visit our genealogy webpage. 

Available in the Library Catalog

DNA and family history: how genetic testing can advance your genealogical research by By Chris Pomery

The family tree problem solver: tried-and-true tactics for tracing elusive ancestors by Marsha Rising

The genealogist's handbook: modern methods for researching family history by Raymond S. Wright

Writing your Family History: A Guide for Family Historians by Gill Blanchard

Crash course in genealogy by David R. Dowell

Available on Hoopla

Hoopla is a digital streaming service that includes eBooks, eAudiobooks, movies and music. It is available on a home computer, in a convenient app and even on your TV. To learn more about Hoopla, visit our "Hello, Hoopla" blog post.

Organization Strategies For Genealogy Success by Denise May Levenick

Organize Your Genealogy by Drew Smith

101 Best Genealogy Websites For Family History Research by Various Authors

The Family Tree Guide To DNA Testing And Genetic Genealogy by Blaine Bettinger

Available on Kanopy

Kanopy is a digital streaming resource with a variety of instructional videos, movies, documentaries and more. Kanopy is available from your home computer, TV or in an app. To learn more about Kanopy, visit our "Kanopy - Showing Now at a (Home) Theater Near You" blog post.

Discovering Your Roots: An Introduction To Genealogy – The Great Courses (Series)