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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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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
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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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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Here Lies the Body…The Farber Gravestone Collection
Here Lies the Body….The Farber Gravestone Collection 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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What is “Reclaim The Records”?….and why you need to follow them.
What is Reclaim The Records?…and why you need to follow them. Continue reading
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Missouri Birth & Death Index is now available FREE online!
The Missouri Birth (1920 – 2015) & Death Index 1968 – 2015 are now available online for FREE! Thanks again to the hard fighting group at Reclaimtherecords.org you can access the Missouri Birth (1920 – 2015) & Death Index (1968-2015) … Continue reading
Nebraska Death Index (1904 – 1968) is now FREE Online!
The Nebraska Death Index (1904 -1968) is now available FREE and online thanks to the efforts of one of my favorite groups – Reclaim the Records! Continue reading
Treasure Trove of FREE Records: InternetArchive.org
InternetArchive.org – Treasure Trove of Free Information! Continue reading
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