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    Unveiling Secrets of Your Ancestors’ Community: Census Records Tips & Tricks

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    Census records are a treasure trove of information for genealogists. They can provide insights into the lives of your ancestors and the communities in which they lived. Learn how to use census records to learn more about your ancestors' community and the impact it had on their lives.

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    How To Research Around the 1890 Census Record Loss – Part 3: City Directories

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    Confused About X-DNA? A DNA Expert Answers Your Questions

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    Successful Online Cemetery Research for Your Ancestors!

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    10 FREE Social History Sites To Improve Your Genealogy Research

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    Explore these free social history and genealogy resources to find your ancestors, bring the family stories to life and connect with past generations.  Social history is buzzing in the genealogy world these days. More and more genealogy researchers are understanding the importance of social history  and how it applies to breaking down those genealogy brick walls. Or at least, knocking out a brick or two. 🙂 I lost my great grandfather for a time in the records.  James Abe White of Surry County, NC does not appear in the 1930 U. S. Census. His wife Stella is listed as the head of the household.  If you didn’t know better, you…

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    More Than One Birth Date For An Ancestor? What To Do!

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    Researching Female Ancestors? You Can Overcome Those Research Roadblocks!

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    Can’t Find A Marriage Record For Your Ancestor? 3 Reasons Why!

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    Why Your Ancestor’s Occupation Matters To Your Genealogy Research

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    How your ancestors made a living impacted where they lived, who they associated with and what records their life generated. Learn the resources you can use as you explore your ancestor's occupations.

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    Are you ready to begin researching English ancestors? Learn strategies & tips to begin tracing your ancestors now that you've traced them back "across the pond".

    Researching English Ancestors – Let’s Get Started

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    Using a Reverse Google Image Search on Your Family Photos

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    Unlock the mysteries concealed in your vintage family photographs with the magic of Google Image Search. In the digital age, the internet is a vast treasure trove waiting to be explored by genealogists like you. Your ancestors' photos might be out there, waiting to reunite with your family history. Learn the steps of harnessing Google Image Search's potential to identify unknown faces and connect with fellow researchers.

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    Is Your Ancestor In The Often Overlooked U. S. Federal Non-Population Schedules of 1850-1880?

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    Are you making this common, but critical genealogy mistake? Learn how to avoid it!

    Avoid This Critical Genealogy Mistake in Your Research

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Welcome! I’m Lisa. I believe researching your genealogy does not have to be overwhelming. All you need is a solid plan, a genealogy toolbox and the knowledge to use those tools. Read more….

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