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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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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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U.S. Army Military Records: Understanding Military Organization
Researching & Understanding U.S. Military Record Terminology Continue reading
New Technology for Old Photos!…Get those Films & Negatives!
New Technology for Old Photos! Continue reading
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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Treasure Trove of FREE Records: InternetArchive.org
InternetArchive.org – Treasure Trove of Free Information! Continue reading
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This Day in History: First Reading Emancipation Proclamation
This Day in History – The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation – September 22, 1962 Continue reading
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Don’t forget your records!
Don’t forget those records! Continue reading
Ancestry Mistakes; Why you need to STOP! randomly e-mailing cousins…today.
Ancestry Mistakes; Why you need to STOP! randomly emailing cousins….today. 3 Tips to Improve Communication on Ancestry Continue reading
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