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Do you enjoy sending Valentine’s Day cards to those you love and admire? So did your ancestors. Here is a little bit about the history of the tradition of sending Valentine’s Day cards, and how the tradition can tell you some interesting information about your ancestors themselves.
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Atlanta is a large, metropolitan state capital with a long history of human habitation. It was just a small settlement on the American frontier until the railroad came. After that, it was just a short jump to major city. It is still a large and important city today. Here is what you need to know…
Dive into your family history with this week’s free lookups! Uncover your roots and explore your family tree today.
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Suppose you’ve ever felt that tingle of curiosity about your ancestry; you’re not alone. Researching your Irish roots can uncover family tales, reveal unexpected connections, and give you an entirely new appreciation for your heritage. This guide will walk you through the process of unearthing…
Are you looking for good genealogy projects to do in February? Here are ten "must-do" ones that are perfect for the month of love.Â
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This giveaway has concluded.Stay tuned for our next giveaway. Past Book Winners Historical Postcard Winners I’m happy to announce another book giveaway on Ancestral Findings! This time, I’m giving away a copy of Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry by Katherine B. Corey, a valuable guide for anyone…
When you think of old family objects—a delicate brooch passed down through generations, a battered toolbox that once belonged to a grandfather, or that charming silver locket you inherited—it’s easy to see them as ornaments or knickknacks without much significance. Yet these items can be pathways to…
Have you ever wondered how your ancestors ended up where they did? Why they chose to settle in one place over another? Family migration history is a rich and fascinating subject, filled with stories of resilience, opportunity, and sometimes even hardship. Tracing your family’s migratory patterns not…