Unusual Sources for Finding Old Family Photos (Ancestral Findings)

Published: Thu, 02/16/17

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 Vol. 22, No. 7 — February 16, 2017

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Unusual Sources for Finding Old Family Photos
Unusual Sources for Finding Old Family Photos
If you are looking for photos of your ancestors that you believe exist but were not handed down your family line, there are ways to find them. Not every photo that was ever taken has survived the decades and not everyone that still exists can be identified. Photos have numerous ways they could have been destroyed over the generations, and not every photo was labeled (and not everyone who knew the identity of people in photos is still alive or able to talk to you). But, you might still be surprised at some of the photographs that DO exist out there.

Here are some places you can start looking...
 
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