This article explains what homesteading entails and how genealogists can find and use homesteading records in their own research.
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Katie Merkley
Katie Rebecca Garner was introduced to genealogy through volunteering with FamilySearch. She has an Associates of Applied Science in Family History Research from BYU-Idaho, specializing in U.S. research. She is currently pursuing an AG specializing in U.S. Mid-Atlantic. Katie writes articles for blogs, magazines, and wikis. She is working on her first novel, a genealogy ghost story.
