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Laura Cosgrove Lorenzana | May 23, 2013
Being able to tell the origin of family history materials will help you (and future researchers) evaluate them and more fully understand what they mean. Read More
Thomas MacEntee | May 21, 2013
After many years of researching your own family history, one of the biggest challenges that remains is this: how can you share your findings with friends and family and in a way that they understand and appreciate? Read More
Jennifer Holik | May 16, 2013
There are many ways to engage today's youth in genealogy. Providing a kids workshop through your society or library is an interactive way to introduce family history to children. Read More
Lisa Alzo | May 14, 2013
Roman Catholic records offer a wealth of information for genealogists. They are particularly useful when official civil records of key life events (birth, marriage or death) are unattainable or unavailable. Read More
Sunny McClellan Morton | May 2, 2013
We often begin our family history research by asking living relatives what they know. Often they share memories and stories... Read More
Gena P. Ortega | Apr 22, 2013
When I was a teenager working at our city library, the only way to search the library's collections was by... Read More
Thomas MacEntee | Apr 19, 2013
Evernote is a genealogy researcher's best friend and one of the best tools you can use to capture almost anything.... Read More
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