Ursula C. Krause

Ursula C. Krause is a German genealogist with a law degree. She began her professional genealogy career in 2009. Starting with her own company Rootseekers – Genealogical Research and More, and then serving as a senior genealogist with AncestryProGenealogists, she founded My German Family in 2023. She offers German genealogical research spanning the centuries, with a focus on 20th-century research, helping adopted children find their roots, and reuniting families who have lost touch over the years. Her work has been featured on prestigious genealogical television shows such as “Finding Your Roots,” “Who Do You Think You Are,” and “Every Family Has A Secret,” as well as in the award-winning documentary film “The Upside Down Book.”

Ursula is a dedicated educator with over 30 years of teaching experience. Recognized for her ability to impart knowledge, she not only shares her expertise as an esteemed genealogy expert but also serves as a qualified speaker, empowering others with the tools and techniques to explore their family history. Together with Ute Brandenburg, she is part of the German Genealogy Headquarters, the go-to place for German genealogy education and mentoring.

Ursula's Upcoming Live Webinars (1)

Wed, October 16 2024: 18:00 UTC
Luther, Napoleon and the Kaiser – German History for Genealogists
Wed, October 16 2024: 18:00 UTC
Why is what happened in Augsburg on September 25, 1555 one of the most important historical events in German history and of utmost importance to researchers? And why do we need to know about the French emperor Napoleon? Why does it make such a big difference if a birth took place in 1874 or 1876? Find out in this presentation why knowing the most important events in German history can be helpful for your research.
Why is what happened in Augsburg on September 25, 1555 one of the most important historical events in German history and of utmost importance to researchers? And why do we need to know about the French emperor Napoleon? Why does it make such a big difference if a birth took place in 1874 or 1876? Find out in this presentation why knowing the most important events in German history can be helpful for your research.
Wed, October 16 2024: 18:00 UTC

Ursula's Webinars (2)