Peoples & Communities
Explore by community
Genealogy is often about more than a country. Communities migrate, borders change and identities continue across generations. Use these hubs to explore research through a people or community.
Indigenous & Native Peoples
Research Indigenous peoples and Native communities across North America, Latin America, the Arctic and Oceania.
African Diaspora
Explore African American, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latin American and wider African diaspora genealogy.
Jewish Genealogy
Find resources for Jewish family history, migration, communities, historical records and diaspora research.
European Diaspora
Explore communities whose migration created family networks across Europe and the wider world.
Asian Diaspora
Research Asian communities and migration histories across countries and generations.
Other Communities
Discover additional communities, cultural groups and diasporas relevant to family history research.
Featured research perspectives
Indigenous genealogy
Historical territories and modern political boundaries often differ. Research may require combining tribal, governmental, church, census, land and archival records.
Diaspora genealogy
Families may appear in records under different countries, languages, names and jurisdictions as they migrate across generations.
Why communities matter
A family history cannot always be understood through modern geography alone. A community may span several countries, while historical records may use older names, languages or classifications. GeneticVoyage brings these connections together so researchers can follow people and families across changing borders.
Connect people, places and records
Start with a community, then explore the countries, regions, archives, databases and genealogy resources connected to its history.
DNA Academy - Quick Answers
What formats are your free templates available in?
Our templates are available as downloadable Excel/Google Sheets files (for digital tracking).
How do I use a research log effectively?
A research log helps you track which records you’ve searched, what you found, and what’s still missing. We recommend filling it out as you go, it prevents duplicate searches and helps you identify patterns. Our template includes columns for date, source, location, and findings.
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