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Continue reading →: Tales from the Archives: Uncovering Unique Family Stories
One of the most magical moments in genealogy happens when a name on a page suddenly becomes a person. A scribbled note in a ledger, a surprising newspaper headline, or a forgotten court record can turn dates and places into vivid stories of resilience, adventure, heartbreak, and triumph. Archives are…
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Continue reading →: Decoding the Past: The Role of DNA in Historical Genealogy
For both novice and experienced genealogists, understanding how DNA fits into historical genealogy can feel overwhelming at first, but it doesn’t have to be.
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Continue reading →: New Year’s Resolutions for Genealogists: Setting Goals for a Successful Year of Research
In this guide, we’ll explore practical New Year’s resolutions for genealogists, along with helpful tips, tools, and websites to make 2024 your most successful year of family history research yet!
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Continue reading →: Halloween and Genealogy: Exploring Cemetery Records
Whether you’re a novice family historian or an experienced researcher, Halloween is the perfect season to dive into cemetery records, learn about gravestone symbolism, and uncover hidden genealogical treasures.
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Continue reading →: Valentine’s Day: Tracing Marriage Records Through Time
In this guide, we’ll explore where to find marriage records, how they have changed over time, and tips for using them effectively in your genealogy research.
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Continue reading →: Celebrating Juneteenth with Genealogical Research
Whether you’re just beginning or have years of experience, this guide will help you use genealogy to celebrate Juneteenth and honor the strength of past generations.
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Continue reading →: Genealogy and Thanksgiving: Giving Thanks for Ancestors
In this post, we’ll explore ways to incorporate genealogy into your Thanksgiving celebration, including storytelling, preserving family recipes, creating family history crafts, and engaging relatives in discovering shared ancestry.
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Continue reading →: World War I and II Ancestry: Commemoration and Research
Whether your ancestors were soldiers, nurses, factory workers, or civilians, wartime records can reveal incredible details about their contributions.
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Continue reading →: Archives Month: Accessing Hidden Genealogical Gems
Whether you’re a novice genealogist just beginning your journey or an experienced researcher looking to uncover new clues, Archives Month is the perfect time to explore hidden historical collections, rare documents, and unique family history records that can break down research barriers.

