Vol. 23, No. 37 — September 19, 2018
What Your German Surname Says About Your Ancestors
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German surnames have histories going back to the Middle Ages, and each one tells a story about the original medieval person who bore it. Knowing the history of these names can tell you things about your ancient ancestors the written records cannot. Here is what you need to know about your German surname and what it can tell you
about your ancestors.
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Curtis King: The Unsung Heroes of the Civil War
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While there were plenty of very young and very old people to be soldiers during the Civil War, only one has the distinction of being the oldest verified mustered soldier. That person is Curtis King, who was eighty years old when he enlisted. Here is his amazing story.
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Latest Genealogy Gold Podcast
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Whether you are new to genealogy or a veteran, your work can only benefit from a refresher in these basic genealogy do’s and don’ts. Today on the Ancestral Findings Podcast I’ll share the things you need to know to make your work shine.
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Low Tech Record Keeping for Your Genealogical Research
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Low-tech record keeping still has an important part to play in modern genealogical research. Here are some organized ways to keep your records in order without a computer.
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Genealogical Adventures in Town Halls
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If you're not using town halls in your genealogical research, you are missing out on some excellent and hard to find information. Here's why you should use them and what you may find there.
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How to Find Family Members for Homeless Genealogical Artifacts
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Did you get a family heirloom that doesn't belong to your family? Here's how to find it 's true owner and why you should do it.
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I hope these ebooks will be beneficial to you and your genealogy research. The ebooks are completely free to you today, although you are welcome to leave a small donation of any amount to help with future projects. Thank you so
much!
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Today's Photography Article
Practice Using the Artistic Study
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Artists have used the artistic study for centuries to hone their skills in preparation for a completed work. Photographers can use this technique, too!
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