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FamilySearch is universally considered the best all-around free genealogy search site. It features the world's largest shared family tree and billions of indexed historical records, including vital statistics, military histories, and global census data. However, many family history enthusiasts as well as professional genealogists supplement their research using specialized free resources. Here are some you might like to investigate.
Library of Congress Chronicling America – Historic American Newspapers
This database provides full-text access to millions of digitized newspaper pages from all 50 U.S. states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. It contains papers published between 1777 and 1963, covering major historical events, everyday life, and local perspectives. Click or Touch HERE to go to the website.
FamilySearch Digital Library
This is a free, publicly accessible online collection of over 600,000 digitized genealogy and family history publications. You can search for family names, locations, and historical topics within the full text of rare books, family histories, maps, yearbooks, and periodicals. Click or Touch HERE to go to the website.
NEW (June 2026) ... GEDminer
GEDminer is an independent tool designed for genealogists, first made available online in early February 2026 after earlier private development and research. It was created by a genealogist, specifically for people who work with family history data. It analyses GEDCOM files directly in your browser to help you find gaps, spot errors, explore relationships, trace migration patterns, and uncover new research opportunities. Whether you are a hobbyist researcher or a professional, the goal is the same: turn raw family tree data into clear, actionable insights you can use to guide your next steps.
Most genealogy websites are built for building trees, not for analysing them. Once a tree reaches a certain size, it becomes difficult to see where the gaps are, which branches lack sources, or how families moved across regions and countries.
GEDminer was created to fill that gap. It is a dedicated analysis layer that sits alongside your existing genealogy software and subscription, helping you audit your work and discover what to research next without replacing the tools you already use. Take the insights, and improve your tree wherever you prefer to use it most. It's complimentary, not competitive.
Click or Touch HERE to go to the website. Or, Click or Touch HERE to see the GEDminer features.
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