Vol. 24, No. 42 — November 14, 2019
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If you are looking for a way to keep your physical genealogy documents organized as well as safe, here are a few useful hints to push you in that direction. These tried and true tips will help you have the most organized genealogy materials of anyone you know. It will also help you to be able to find what you need with ease.
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Des Moines is the capital of the state of Iowa. It has a long history of habitation by Native Americans going back thousands of years, and there are clear and numerous archaeological sites that the local tribes left behind. It was not settled by Europeans until 1843 and did not become a large or important city until after the Civil War. Here is the story of the city of Des Moines.
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Wyoming is a very large state, land-wise, but is the least populous people-wise in the United States. It has many fascinating geographical structures and a long history of Native American habitation there. As might be expected from a place like this, Wyoming has a lot of unique and weird folklore associated with it. Here are some of the highlights of the state’s legends.
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I hope these ebooks will be beneficial to you and your genealogy research. The following ebooks are completely free to you today, although you are welcome to leave a small donation of any amount to help support the website.
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Ub Iwerks is known as an instrumental player in making the Walt Disney Company what it is today, and he was with the company from the beginning. In fact, he and Walt Disney were friends long before there was a Walt Disney Company, being young animators together in the emerging industry. Here is his story.
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Think more creatively, become more creative? It works, I think! Here are some thoughts on how creative thought can make you a better photographer.
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