In my previous blog, I went over How To Plan/Prepare Your Visit To The Renowned FHL, but what if you can’t visit the Family History Library (FHL). Good news! Family History Library-FHL has you covered with their new record lookup service. This service started due to Covid-19, but now that the Family History Library and […]
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Have you ever searched for information where you need some help in how to find the records or maybe cross a language barrier? Maybe you are new to genealogy and need some research resources to get started. Whenever I am having research problems or need a resource, my number one place to go to find
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In my first post on this blog, I talked about why I started my tree in 2009 and how I needed a tree to figure out how I was related to my DNA cousins. You can say I learned genealogy and citing my sources on the fly. Do I cite like a professional genealogist? Probably
Welcome, readers to part 4 of the beginner series, “How to: Research Your Personal Genealogy Tree For Free-4!”. Before I tell you about the final result in the mystery of William Read’s Baptism, I want to personally apologize for not posting on time for the week of Thanksgiving. I am sure you can relate to
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Welcome to the third post in my beginner series using a great website called FamilySearch. In this post, I will continue to show you my personal way to research your genealogy tree for free. Specifically, in this post I will be showing how I like to examine the facts in the record using only FamilySearch
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