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Mar 1, 2017 · Many of the family trees are found on Geni. However, you have to make sure that the profiles you look at are the master profiles and that they are being managed by family members or reputable genealogists to guarantee their accuracy.
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Truth be told, I revisited this quest for answers because of the recent spike in anti-Asian hate crimes in North America. It is now myway to resist the prevailing narrative about the Asian diaspora and our identities. We are not model minorities. We are neither perpetual foreigners nor national security threats. Our history as Filipinos, as Asians,...
My family tree as a project has been years in the making. I’ve always had some interest in history, especially when it comes to my family’s, but I gave up a few years ago because of how inaccessible documents are. My best friend is white and American. We decided to share our projects with each other earlier this year. Already, she’s been able to tr...
Hard as it’s been to gather certificates and information in the Philippines from thousands of miles away, I realized that wasn’t the only crucial resource I have access to. Conversations with my older relatives have bridged the gaps of my family history. One December before COVID, my grandmothers, mother, and I sat in our kitchen for hours as I rec...
I am not going to find every answer, name, or story in my Filipino family tree in one month. It’s much more complicated than that because people’s lives are complicated. In fact, I find more questions with every lead I pursue. I’ve learned that my maternal grandfather’s last name was suddenly changed a few generations ago. I’m still figuring out wh...
Knowing more about my family history didn’t erase any hurt, but it did cultivate in me more empathy. Throughout the process, I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad’s Lola Adela. The one with a life in California I only learned about recently. The one my dad recognizes in me. I think about the stories she’s fondly remembered for, how she could comman...
With over 120 articles on tips and strategies on tracing one’s Filipino family tree along with dozens of genealogical profiles on popular Filipino personalities, The Filipino Genealogy Project site is by far the largest and most extensive website in the Philippines dedicated to Filipino family history.
Many of FamilySearch’s online Filipino records (especially record images and more-recent documents) are no longer accessible because of the Data Privacy Act, but you can still search name indexes and track down available documents at local Family History Centers.
Free Genealogy Archive. Early bird registration begins September 25. What will you find out about your ancestors? Search billions of ancestor profiles, photographs, and historical documents at once—absolutely FREE. Enter your ancestor information: Not sure who to search for? Try a grandparent or great-grandparent. First Names. Last Names*
This project will gather DNA data that can help families build family trees and reconnect with lost family members. The data can also be used to learn more about the migration patterns and genetic origins of ancient Filipinos who settled among the 7,100 islands of the Philippine archipelago.
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This website covers such resources as online databases that are searchable by name, archives, genealogy software, Philippine family trees, message boards and more. If it relates to local genealogy, then there’s a place for it here.
