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Dating Old Photos: Civil War Uniforms {50 Uniforms in 10 Minutes}
Dating Old Photos: Civil War Uniforms {50 Uniforms in 10 Minutes} Continue reading
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Dating Old Photographs: The Cyanotype Process
The earliest known modern photography came into existence around 1840. When looking at old photos knowing about the photography process is helpful to point to a date or time period. Continue reading
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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7 Deadly Sins of Digitizing Photos: Pictures and Stories RootsTech Session 2018
Ready to start digitizing your old photos? This is a great session from RootsTech 2018 – about an hour of very helpful information! Continue reading
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Dating Old Photographs: The Daguerreotype Process
The earliest known modern photography came into existence around 1840. When looking at old photos knowing about the photography process is helpful to point to a date or time period. Continue reading
How to Tell the 10 Best Stories of Your Life: Pictures and Stories RootsTech Session 2017
If you want to start putting your family history into a story version and write a family history book this is a great session from RootsTech 2017 – about an hour of very helpful information! Continue reading
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From Germany to Virginia: Researching Germanna Families
They came from Germany to America in 1714 originally to provide a buffer zone colony against the French and to work and protect the ironworks of Lt. Governor Spotswood. Continue reading
Order Your Ancestry DNA Kit on Amazon – Free Shipping for Prime Members
The DNA testing continues! Thus far I have done the autosomal DNA testing through AncestryDNA for myself, my husband, my parents and my 91 year old grandmother. Continue reading
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Dating Old Photos by Fashion: Tips for the 1930’s
More great tips on dating old photos by fashion in the 1930’s. Just click the link to go to the familysearch blog. Continue reading
Family Tree for Beginners: “Dummies” if you prefer…7 Free books to help you get started
Great News! You decided to start working on your family tree! Now what!? Family tree research can be a bit overwhelming. Continue reading
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