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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
Stephanie Pitcher Fishman | Apr 16, 2013
Genealogists love to share their research. Parents and grandparents love to share their children's works of art (even if that... Read More
Diane L. Richard | Apr 11, 2013
The United States federal government began levying revenue taxes back in 1791 with a tax on distilled spirits. Soon after,... Read More
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