Tuesday's Genealogy Tip
Tuesday's genealogy tips provides tips to researchers to find their ancestors and create their family tree. Tips on genealogy strategies and record use. What genealogy researcher could not use a few genealogy tips? Right? Tips to get you moving on the right path to find that elusive ancestor. Explore this set of Tuesday's genealogy tips to find new to you ideas to jump start your research. Sometimes the most obvious next genealogy step in the research plan can be hiding in plain sight. A point in the right direction with one of our tips can give your genealogy research a boost and put you on the path to success. Sometimes you need a brand new idea to move your genealogy research forward. One of these genealogy tips may spark a creative research idea. Learn about a new type of record set with one of these tips! Or learn genealogy terminology. After all, if you do not understand the terminology used in your ancestor's records, you will miss out on vital clues contained in it. Some of the most popular tips in this series include:
Genealogy tips do not need to be complicated or long. Each of these tips is designed to be fairly quick and actionable. Mark your calendar and start putting the tips to work for you.-
Tuesday’s Genealogy Tip – Filing Female Ancestors
Where Do I File Records For Female Ancestors? Filing genealogy records for female ancestors can be tricky. They typically exist by two surnames: the maiden name and the married name. Sometimes they had more than one married name.
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Tuesday’s Genealogy Tip – Other States’ Resources
Does your state archives have records and/or resources from neighboring states? Share your great tip (of just follow us!) on the Facebook page.
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Tuesday’s Genealogy Tip – Local Libraries
Discover these “hidden” genealogy resources you may not have thought of previously! In the video I used the example of the Cabarrus County Library. Click here to see more of the types of resources the library has.
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Tuesday’s Genealogy Tip – Family Reunions
The Family Reunion season is here! Enjoy and celebrate the current generations of your family, but don’t forget to collect your family’s history of generations past, too!