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Mar 18 2008

The Magic of Internet Message Boards

Published by Author under Genealogy

The increasing popularity of the internet has offered many new chances for people to exchange information from all over the world. Message boards are one way this information is exchanged in everything from sports to medicine. However, it can also be a way you can increase your genealogy research. They allow you to communicate freely [...]

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Mar 17 2008

How to Locate Maiden Names for your Genealogy Search

Published by Author under Genealogy

When working on your genealogy, sometimes the most difficult obstacle to overcome is that of finding the maiden names of female ancestors. However, by finding this information you can be lead to an entirely new branch of your family tree and a whole new set of information and history to explore. To get to that [...]

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Mar 15 2008

How to Let Go of Those Dead End Leads in Genealogy Research

Published by Author under Genealogy

When someone begins to make efforts in finding out their past with genealogy research, they may begin to run into dead end leads.  This happens when you begin to find something on your family history, but it ends up going in circles or leading to the same information that you have already found.  Often times, [...]

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Mar 14 2008

Why Double or Triple Checking Facts is Important in Ancestral Investigations

Published by Author under Genealogy

When researching your ancestors, it is crucial to your research that you find their correct vital statistics. You need to know their full name, birth date and location, marriage date and location, death date and location, and the full name of their parents. In order to insure that your vital statistics are correct, it is [...]

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Mar 14 2008

The Best Sources for Researching Ancestors who Fought in the Wars

Published by Author under Genealogy

Did your ancestors ever serve in the war? If they did, you could be overlooking a valuable resource leading to vital statistics about them and their family members that exist as a result of their military service. By figuring out what conflicts, if any, that your ancestor served in, you can proceed in researching the [...]

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Mar 13 2008

How to Follow-up Leads for Possible Native American Ancestors

Published by Author under Genealogy

One of the most difficult tasks in creating a family tree is following up leads in your Native American ancestry. Many modern tribes today do not keep records that go back very far.  One of the first places you should begin to look is the Bureau of Indian Affairs.   The BIA was established in 1824 [...]

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Mar 13 2008

Why Living Together Before Marriage Has Become A Leading Trend All Over The World

Published by Author under Marriage

Once upon a time when two people fell in love with one another everyone expected to hear wedding bells in the near future. Not anymore. Today the trend would take the besotted couple into a cohabiting arrangement. So common has this fashion become, that in many countries the law has recognized and legalized it in [...]

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Mar 12 2008

What Property Records Can Tell You about Your Family’s Past

Published by Author under Genealogy

Property records can tell you a lot about your family’s past.  Real estate leaves a paper trail.  Deeds, wills, deeds of trust, property transfer agreements, mortgages, homestead records, land grants, all can go a long ways towards helping you trace the path that your ancestors took to reach the area where you grew up.
Once example [...]

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Mar 11 2008

How the Social Security Death Index Can Help your Genealogical Search

Published by Author under Genealogy

Anyone who is interested in researching their family tree knows how wonderful it would be to have vital information on their ancestors available to them at the stroke of a key. The Social Security Death Index, a huge database compiled by the United States Social Security Administration, is a gold mine to be plumbed for [...]

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Mar 10 2008

The Ancestral Detective – Basic How-To Tips to Researching the Family Tree

Published by Author under Genealogy

Researching your family tree can be one of the most rewarding things you will ever do. It can help you to gain a sense of place. It can help give you a background that you can understand and identify with. It is, however, an arduous, and at times, overwhelming process that will take years. When [...]

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