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World War I Family History Tips Every Beginner Should Know | Guest Debra Dudek
Unlock your family’s WWI history with expert insights from genealogist and librarian Debra Dudick in this powerful episode of The Family Treehouse. Whether you’re just starting your genealogy journey or looking to trace an ancestor who served in World War I, this episode is packed with practical tips, emotional discoveries, and must-know resources.
🪖 In this episode, you’ll learn:
5 essential steps to start researching a WWI ancestor
Where to find military service records, headstone applications, and transport lists
How to use morning reports, regimental histories, and honor books
The story of a lost WWI diary that sparked an unforgettable research journey
How to preserve and share your family's wartime legacy
💡 Ideal for beginners and seasoned genealogists alike, this episode will inspire you to explore the records, ask better questions, and bring your ancestor’s wartime story to life.
📚 Resources mentioned include FamilySearch, the U.S. Army Heritage Center, and the WWI Museum in Kansas City.
✨ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more genealogy and storytelling episodes every month!
🔗 Explore more at: https://storied.com
#WWIResearch #FamilyHistory #Genealogy #WWIAncestors #MilitaryRecords #AncestryResearch #StorytellingMatters #FamilyTree #WarDiaries #HistoricalResearch #GenealogyTips #PreserveHistory #AncestorStories #FamilySearch #WWIHistory #GenealogyPodcast #USNationalArchives #TrenchHistory #WWISoldiers #Storied
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By Heather HaunertUnlock your family’s WWI history with expert insights from genealogist and librarian Debra Dudick in this powerful episode of The Family Treehouse. Whether you’re just starting your genealogy journey or looking to trace an ancestor who served in World War I, this episode is packed with practical tips, emotional discoveries, and must-know resources.
🪖 In this episode, you’ll learn:
5 essential steps to start researching a WWI ancestor
Where to find military service records, headstone applications, and transport lists
How to use morning reports, regimental histories, and honor books
The story of a lost WWI diary that sparked an unforgettable research journey
How to preserve and share your family's wartime legacy
💡 Ideal for beginners and seasoned genealogists alike, this episode will inspire you to explore the records, ask better questions, and bring your ancestor’s wartime story to life.
📚 Resources mentioned include FamilySearch, the U.S. Army Heritage Center, and the WWI Museum in Kansas City.
✨ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more genealogy and storytelling episodes every month!
🔗 Explore more at: https://storied.com
#WWIResearch #FamilyHistory #Genealogy #WWIAncestors #MilitaryRecords #AncestryResearch #StorytellingMatters #FamilyTree #WarDiaries #HistoricalResearch #GenealogyTips #PreserveHistory #AncestorStories #FamilySearch #WWIHistory #GenealogyPodcast #USNationalArchives #TrenchHistory #WWISoldiers #Storied