Welcome back to the Ancestral Findings newsletter!
It’s the perfect time to refocus on exploring our family history as we enter January. To help you get started, we’ve put together 10 “Must-Do” Genealogy Projects for January. These thoughtful activities spark new ideas, help you organize your research, and
uncover fresh stories about your ancestors.
This week, we also uncovered some truly fascinating tales. The Leica Freedom Train illuminates a little-known but powerful story of compassion and bravery during one
of history’s darkest periods. In Tracing the Stories of Our Ancestors as the Calendar Turns, we reflect on the enduring legacy of the past and how it continues to shape our lives today.
Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States, stands as a symbol of resilience, optimism, and transformation. His journey from a small-town boy in Illinois to one of the most iconic figures…
Let’s kickstart our genealogical journey this January. From strategic planning to deep historical dives, these activities are designed to enrich your understanding of your family's past.
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This giveaway has concluded. Stay tuned for our next giveaway. Have you ever dreamed of uncovering your roots, connecting with long-lost relatives, or solving a family mystery? This holiday season,…
In the world of photography, Leica is synonymous with precision and innovation. But beneath its reputation for crafting the finest cameras lies a secret story of courage and compassion. During the…
Dive into your family history with this week’s free lookups! Uncover your roots and explore your family tree today.
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As the calendar turns, genealogists find themselves at a juncture—caught between the passage of time and the unchanging stories of the past. For the advanced family historian, this isn’t merely a…
As the holiday season settles around us, we often reflect on why we celebrate Christmas in the first place. For generations, families have turned to the biblical accounts of Christ’s birth as a source…
The cold of December bit deeper than the mud underfoot, making every breath visible in the icy air. Private William Roberts adjusted his scarf, but it did little to stop the chill from creeping into…
