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Top Ten Gift Ideas for the GenealogistThis article offers ten Christmas or holiday gift suggestions for the genealogist or family history researcher in a variety of price ranges. -
Great Gifts for the GenealogistThe holiday season is NOT around the corner, but even the genealogist needs a little creativity when receiving his or her gift. -
A Genealogist Long Term Method of OrganizationTired of searching through stacks of papers for that information, or are you looking for a more efficient form of keeping your records together? From this genealogist method, gain insight and ideas.
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Genealogist's Guide to Planning Your Research Visit: 10 Questions to Ask that Will Save You TimeIf you are planning a genealogy research trip to your local courthouse, a State Archives, the National Archives, a State Historical Society or any of the number of research resource that are available for Genealogist; you have to be prepared.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 2In part one of Family History Centers, I introduced you to the large resources the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and its network of Family History Centers, has to offer.
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How Google Books Can Be a Genealogist's GoldmineWith so many genealogy websites offering detailed lineage information it is easy to overlook the more general resources on the web that can give some interesting results -
What is the Pocket Genealogist Version 3.0?Did you know you could carry your entire genealogy database in your pocket? You can have your entire genealogy database on your cell phone.
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Climbing Family Trees with the Social Security Death IndexAfter interviewing family members, a new genealogist might wonder what to do next. The Social Security Death Index should probably be your next step. -
Family History Resources in Mesa, Arizona and Phoenix's East ValleyIf you are a genealogist living in the Mesa/Phoenix East Valley area, you are in luck. There are a lot of local genealogical resources available to you. -
Adventures of an Amateur GenealogistI never knew my great grandparents, other than Pearl Weldy, my father's grandmother. Here's what happened when I got tired of not knowing who my ancestors were.
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Richmond, VA - Local Family History and Genealogy ResourcesIf you or your family resides in Richmond, Virginia and you are interested in researching your family history, you're in luck. Richmond has a wealth of resources for both the amateur and the professional genealogist.
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Tips on Catching the Genealogy BugThis article will give the beginning genealogist a good idea of where to start and how to continue in this adventure through history.
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Free Genealogy SitesContrary to popular belief, you don't have to pay a genealogist to research your family tree. This used to be a very popular choice for people just starting out in genealogy research.
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Family Tree 4-H Project: Confessions of a High School GenealogistMy experience in the world of genealogy was brutal, brief and wonderful.
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Daaaaaad!When it's OK for a genealogist to excise a black sheep from the family archives
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Uncovering Our Pasts Gets Easier as Time Goes ByThe Internet has become an extremely valuable tool for the genealogist. Prior to online services and home computers, collecting family histories meant trips to places which most often were not just around the corner.
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Who Do You Brits Think You Are?"Who Do You Think You Are?" may have finished its latest run of shows, but that doesn't mean that the amateur genealogist has to go without. Imagine how happy I was to discover that there is a British version of the series. -
How to Involve Young People in GenealogyGenealogy is a pursuit that appeals primarily to adults. If you are a serious genealogist, though, you might want to involve your children or grandchildren in some way. Here are three ways to do it.
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Family Tree Genealogists - Power Search Your RootsDon't be a stodgy, old-fashioned family historian. Be a vibrant family tree genealogist, and power search your roots. Explore all the online possibilities. Don't limit your hunt to the United States. The public is out there. They are your army. -
How to Make Sense of the U.S. CensusThe benefits and flaws of the census for genealogist.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 3In part two of the Family History Centers, I talked about the Family History Library Catalog's Research Guidance.
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 4 and FinalIn part 2 and 3, I introduced you to the FamilySearch Web site Research Guidance tools.
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A How to Guide for Genealogists: Use GEDCOM File.One of the biggest advantages for genealogist is the Internet.
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Genealogy TipsA genealogist should not be surprised to find a man in the nineteenth century with 14 or more children. He should start his research by being objective and by assuming nothing.
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How to Spot Genealogy ScamsMany websites and professional genealogists are reputable, but there are some companies that take advantage of the amateur genealogist.
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Genealogy: How to Turn a Hobby into a Potential CarreerIf you have been working on genealogy for some time and enjoy it, have you ever thought of becoming a Professional Genealogist?
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One of Many Genealogy Road Blocks: Female AncestorsIf you are a professional genealogist you know how frustrating it can be looking for a female ancestor.
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Share Genealogy Information Using Google Docs and SpreadsheetsThere are so many services on the internet for genealogist to share their information with others most don't even know where to start.
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How to Start Researching Your Family Tree on a Shoestring BudgetFind out ways to research your family tree that don't require hiring an expensive genealogist. Links to free online resources are discussed as well as techniques you can do in your area. -
How to Avoid Common Genealogy MistakesBeing a Genealogist means you have to keep a level head
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A Genealogist Goldmine: Family History Centers Part 1The Family History Library has the largest collections of genealogical records under one roof.
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What Libraries Can Offer the GenealogistIf you have a library card you are on your way to opening up your family history.
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Barack Obama, Dick Cheney, and MeIf I am related to Dick Cheney, and Barack Obama is related to Dick Cheney, am I related to Barack Obama?
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How to Celebrate Mother's Day as a Blended Family: Forming BondsWhile potentially a powder keg of ill will, hard feelings and resentment, Mother's Day in blended families can actually be the catalyst for cementing the bonds that thus far only exist between the newly married spouses. -
7 Effective Ways to Use Local History in Genealogical ResearchIf you've obtained some facts about an ancestor and have burning questions or you just want to bring their story more fully to life, consider these 7 tips for using local historical information to unlock the mysteries of your dearly departed. -
Turning Family Letters into a BookDo you have in your possession a box of old, forgotten family letters? Perhaps they were written by your parent or grandparent. Before you toss them out, take a moment to consider the historical significance of the letters.
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Wisbech Fenland Museum in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire UKWhether it is to enjoy the artifacts or to search the parish records this musuem is a real pleasure to visit.
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Google Street View Creates Virtual Time Travel for GenealogistsIf you've ever wished you could visit the birthplace of your grandparents or where your Father grew up, Google Street View lets you stroll down the streets of the old homesteads without ever leaving your living room. -
How to Use the Census on Ancestry.Com To Find Your AncestorsThere are dozens of ways to find elusive ancestors in the census. Using the records on Ancestry.com is easier than going to a library. Find out how to tease out even the most hidden ancestors using the census records on Ancestry.com.
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Genealogy 101: How to Find People and Places to Help YouGenealogy research can be frustrating and time consuming, especially if you're first starting out. Learn how to find knowlegeable people and resources to make your search easier and more productive.
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