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Things You Should Know Before Using Someone Else’s Research
Are you using other people's online research on your family tree? Here are some things you need to consider before putting that info on your family tree.
Creating New Genealogists: The Secret
As genealogists, we want our children and grandchildren to be as interested in it as we are, so they will preserve, protect, and continue the work we’ve done. But, how do we instill this interest in...
Modern Genealogical Problems and How to Solve Them
Some genealogical issues are more prevalent in modern times than they were in the past. These are some ways you can get past these issues in your research.
Prison Records and Your Genealogical Research
Do you have an ancestor who was in prison? You should investigate their prison records. Here is why, as well as where to look for these records.
What Stories Are Your Ancestors’ Headstones Telling You?
Headstones are so much more than just permanent places to record a person’s name, birth date, and death date for posterity, and mark their final resting place. They are little windows into the lives...
How to Find Adoption Records if You Need Them
Were you or one of your ancestors adopted? Are you interested in finding out about the bio family or health history? These are some methods to use.
Who’s Who in the American Revolution: Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin was a remarkable man and so important to the American Revolution. But, how much do you know about his background and personal life? That’s a fascinating story on its own. Here’s the...
How to Research Your Hessian Soldier Ancestors
Do you have Hessian soldiers in your ancestry? Do you suspect you might? Here is what you need to know about them, and how to research their origins.
The History of the Ghost Army
Do you know the tale of the Ghost Army of WWII? It's a fascinating story that is just coming to light. Their tale shows what a difference an artist can make.