Histories at Scale: Genealogy, Digital Access, and Facilitating Local Research
Genealogy is about more than tracing family trees—it’s about uncovering history itself. From online databases and popular TV shows to 18th-century records, the search for one's roots has always been a powerful way to connect with the past. Today, more Americans than ever are turning to the stories that hit closest to home: the histories of their families and communities. In this engaging talk, historian Dr. Wulf shares insights from her new book Lineage, showing how the study of genealogy in 18th-century America reveals broader historical contexts. You’ll discover how narrowing the focus and expanding the perspective can transform research into something both personal and far-reaching. Whether you're a seasoned genealogist, a history researcher, or just curious about your roots, this talk will inspire you to see genealogy in a whole new light. 👉 Watch now to explore how genealogy links individual stories to the larger sweep of history.


