Have you started using tax records to research the lives of your ancestors? If not, you should. Tax records offer a lot of information you never imagined.
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A Closer Look at Land Records #1
Land records are some of the most useful genealogical records that exist, outside of the basic birth, death, and marriage records. You may not have thought about using them in your genealogical...
A Closer Look at Immigration Records #4
If you don’t know when or where your ancestor came to the United States, there are places you can look that can provide you with that information. Once you have the information, you can look up the...
A Closer Look at Immigration Records #3
Ellis Island was the sole federally sanctioned and approved port of entry for immigrants from 1892 to 1924. It processed millions upon millions upon millions of immigrants during this time of...
Exploring Death Records in Your Genealogy Research
Are you using death records in your genealogy research? If not, you should. These are important records for beginning genealogists. Here's how to find them.
Must-Have Genealogy Books for Your Personal Library #4
DNA is a component of your genealogy research that you may not have explored yet, but you’re probably interested in it. DNA research is becoming a more common and even necessary genealogy tool. If...