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Thursday, July 12, 2012
The Importance of Addresses and Directory Records
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There are many sources for finding an address. Census records from 1880 and later have house number and street name fields (though some enum...
Friday, July 6, 2012
Forgotten Relatives
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Everyone has them in their tree - those relatives, such as the sibling of one of our ancestors, whose descendancy has died out at some point...
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Losing Yourself in Newspapers
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I could spend hours reading old, historical newspapers, which is funny because I don't tend to read current newspapers (between the inte...
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Writing a Family History
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I am by no mean a professional or even skilled writer. I do my best but mostly, what I write, including this blog, is for my own personal en...
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
The "How Could I Have Missed This?" Moment
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We've all had them. That moment where you come across something big, something that now seems so obvious and yet, you were oblivious to ...
The "Our Name Was Changed at Ellis Island" Myth
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I am not the first one to write an article on this. But it's an important issue and therefore needs to be covered. One of the most persi...
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Don't Make Assumptions
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It's very important in genealogy research to not make assumptions. Speculations and hunches can lead you in the right direction but as...
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Beginners
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I thought I would share some of the things I've learn in my genealogy journey that might help others. To many, these may be well known f...
Reflections
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I first happened upon genealogy almost accidentally. It actually started when I was trying to create a tree of my current extended family be...
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