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20 February 2026
Church History Library to Sponsor RootsTech 2026
The Church History Library will host a booth and deliver two presentations at RootsTech 2026.
31 October 2025
Church History Library Research Tips: Discovering Your Family History in the Form E Reports
19 February 2025
Church History Library Research Tips: How to Find Family in the Biographical Database in Four Simple Steps
The Church History Biographical Database is an incredible resource to research ancestors and other historical figures who lived during the Church’s formative years. Learn how to find your ancestors in four simple steps.
30 January 2024
The Church History Library to Sponsor and Present at RootsTech 2024
Remember Your Family in Church History at RootsTech 2024
28 July 2020
Church History Is My History: Connecting Church History and Family History
Learn about the Church History Catalog’s new feature that allows historical sources to be imported into FamilySearch’s family tree.
21 April 2020
Finding My Family in Church History—Susanna Dutson Burrup, Records for Early European Converts
In this new post in our series on finding your family in the Church History Library, learn how Jay Burrup discovered records about his ancestors who were early converts to the Church in England.
7 January 2020
Finding My Family in Church History—Family Treasures in the Church History Library
Learn what Emily Stanford Schultz discovered about her grandfather’s talents in this post in the Finding Your Family in Church History series.
22 October 2019
Finding My Family in Church History—Mary Matson’s Testimony
In this second post about family history research at the Church History Library, Diane Matson explores local records that helped her understand her great- grandmother’s long-term commitment to the Church.
13 August 2019
Finding My Family in Church History—Something from Margaret
In this post, the first in a new series, Church History Library intern Sarah Cordon describes how she found information about her ancestors in library collections.
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