Records with clear errors present challenges to transcribers. Actually they only present transcription challenges when […]
The genealogist who fails to understand social history does themselves and their ancestors a grave injustice. […]
It all depends upon your angle. Louis Demar was born in Clinton County, New York, in […]
Already Given This hour-long presentation (aimed at advanced beginner and intermediate researchers) will focus […]
Some individuals and even some genealogical groups “insist” on having a date for every person: a […]
Periodic searches of GoogleBooks are necessary for just about every ancestor, no matter how unlikely it may seem […]
Ancestry.com recently announced an update of their “U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942.” This […]
The “Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1963” on Ancestry.com is an excellent source for those with Kentucky connections. The ability to […]
There is still time to join me on my annual trip to the Family History Library […]
Ancestry.com announced that “Kentucky, Death Records, 1852-1963” was recently updated so I decided to search for […]
Ancestry.com is indicating that “Germany, World War I Casualty Lists, 1914-1917” has been updated. It’s also indicating […]
Jose Marie Burns, alias Eahny, enlisted in Captain R. H. Marmon’s Company I of the First […]
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