Vol. 22, No. 38 — September 27, 2017
What Stories Are Your Ancestors' Headstones Telling You? |
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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 of those ancestors. Headstones tell a story. Here’s how to read it. Read More
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Who's Who in the American Revolution: Benjamin Franklin |
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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 real tale of America’s most famous Founding Father. Read More
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Prison Records and Your Genealogical Research |
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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.
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How to Find Adoption Records if You Need Them |
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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.
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Latest Genealogy Gold Podcast
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The Biltmore
Estate is a unique and beautiful piece of American architecture, with a fascinating history. On today’s episode, I’ll tell you why you should make appoint to visit it on your next vacation.
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How to Research Your Hessian Soldier Ancestors |
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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.
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Genealogy Helps, Volume 4 (Free Gift) |
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Genealogy Helps, Volume 5, not only provides applicable information on where to look for your family, but also gives you ideas on the more unusual aspects of tracing your
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Distortion of the Mind’s Eye |
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How was macro photography developed? It is a genre that is older than you might think, beginning with photomicrography. I have the answers for you right here! Read More
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