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Category Archives: US Census Records
1890 U. S. Census: Up in Smoke, Doused in Water
Let’s visit the U. S. Census again; this time the tragic story of the 1890 census. Continue reading
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United States Census: 1790 History and Instructions
Census records are so important to your research. Learn the history behind the first U. S. Population Census of 1790. Continue reading
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RootsTech 2021 – Free Online! February 25-27, 2021
Tens of thousands of people attend RootsTech every year and this year you can to! Continue reading
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Tracing African-American Enslaved Peoples & Families: 10 Free books to get you started
Tracing African-American enslaved people in your family tree can be more difficult at times. Here is a Free book list of helpful resources from the Internet Archive. Continue reading
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Treasure Trove of FREE Records: InternetArchive.org
InternetArchive.org – Treasure Trove of Free Information! Continue reading
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The National Archives: Microfilm Digitizing Partners
The National Archives: Microfilm Indexing Partners List Continue reading
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Everyone’s an Armchair Geneticist…DNA; our new found past time.
Great news everybody!!! We have a new found past time that is very popular these days. We are obsessed with our DNA!!!! Every one can play along and comment and critique as they desire with whatever they know or heard … Continue reading
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MORE TIPS: Get more for your money! Those Darn “Alternate” FACTS!!
Get the most out of your subscriptions – User Tips! Continue reading
Tips for Federal U. S. Census Records
Tips for US Census Records. Continue reading
3 Tips: Using Ancestry.com for Beginners
Get the Hint! – Three Tips for Beginners on Ancestry Continue reading