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Remembering Pets in Your Family History
People have been living with pets for a long time, and they deserve to be included in your family history narrative. Here's how to do it.
Oregon Trail Ancestry: Did Your Ancestors Travel the Trail?
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Order of the Crown of Charlemagne in America
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How to Preserve Ancient Genealogy Documents
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New Ways to Find Maiden Names
Are you still looking for an elusive maiden name in your family tree? Here are three new suggestions to help you uncover it and discover a new family line.
The Top Three Reasons You Should Donate Your Genealogy Research to a Society
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Resource Guide to Canadian Genealogy
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Timelines and Your Family Tree
Have you ever seen a timeline used in genealogy? This is why timelines are very valuable tools in genealogical research.