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Organizing and Storage Tips for Your Genealogy Research |
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Keeping your genealogy research organized can be tricky, even challenging, especially once you've amassed a large amount of research on many different family lines. When you get copies of old documents or are given family heirlooms for safekeeping (which is often the case when you are the family genealogist) the issue of properly and safely storing these precious artifacts also comes up. The good news is that organizing and
storing your genealogy research doesn't have to be complicated at all. Here are some organizing and storage tips you can use that will ensure you can always find what you need when you need it or just want to look at it... Read More
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This Week’s Free Genealogy Lookups |
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Uncover significant evidence of
your family's place in American history! Because membership requires exceptional documentation, hereditary societies' lineage records are especially valuable. These 27 book volumes contain detailed lineages for members of such hereditary societies. This biographical information includes the esteemed two-volume book set titled Directory of Deceased American Physicians. The twelve books on families in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan and Missouri. The books range from military and land to census schedules and family histories from
a variety of states. The four books reference approximately 134,000
individuals who were authors of or mentioned in a will or inventory. Request a Free Lookup
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Latest Ancestral Findings Podcast
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AF-018: Research Basics: A Short Introduction to Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors Do you have a
Revolutionary War ancestor? Are you not sure, but want to find out? Knowing you have one or more Revolutionary War ancestors on your family tree is not only a source of pride… your family helped make this country free… it can also get you into Daughters of the American Revolution or Sons of the American Revolution, both of which are very prestigious lineage societies. If you're looking for a Revolutionary War ancestor in your family tree or know you have one and want to find out
more about his life to discover what kind of a person he was, then here is how you do it…
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Free Genealogical Lookups |
Here are some sources you should be using in your genealogical research. Some are free and some are fee-based. I’ll continue to make updates to this page so you may want to bookmark for future reference and convenience. |
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