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America didn’t just stop at thirteen colonies. As time went on, the nation kept growing, stretching further west, taking in vast new territories, and shaping them into states. Some were added because of war, others through political negotiations, and a few took decades to achieve statehood. Their…
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As America moved west, the nation’s landscape changed—literally and figuratively. Rugged frontier life, political compromises, and vast, untamed territories shaped the states joining the Union during this period. Some were carved from land acquired through war and diplomacy, while others sprang up…
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Dive into your family history with this week’s free lookups! Uncover your roots and explore your family tree today.
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With the original thirteen colonies firmly established as the foundation of the United States, the country began to grow. New states joined the Union, each bringing a unique history, culture, and a name with a story behind it. Some were born from land disputes, others from bold declarations of…
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Every state in the United States has a name, but where do those names come from? Some honor royalty, while others pay tribute to places overseas. Many originate from Native American languages, reflecting the land’s deep indigenous history. Understanding the origins of state names offers a glimpse…
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If you’re a genealogist, history enthusiast, or map lover, The Family Tree Historical Maps Book is more than just an atlas—it’s a fascinating journey through time. This book examines how the United States changed from 1790 to 1900, showing territorial expansion, statehood progressions, and shifting…
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Did you know spring is the perfect time to begin some new genealogy projects? Here are the top ten you should be doing this month, as the snow melts again.
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