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Why You Should Revisit Your DNA Test Results—Even Years Later
By: Diahan SouthardThanks to upgrades and new tech, your results from companies like AncestryDNA can still unlock secrets to your genetic past. Here's how.
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Organizing Your Family History Writing Projects
By: Rhonda LauritzenIn this article, Rhonda Lauritzen offers strategies for managing family history writing projects to avoid overwhelm.
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Five Replacements for Twitter/X for Genealogists
By: Melina PapadopoulosWith their smooth user experience and ample user bases, social media websites are excellent substitutes for Twitter/X.
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Finding Bounty Land Records to Research Your Ancestors
By: Katie MerkleyThe early U.S. government used bounty land as an incentive and a reward for military service. Because applicants had to prove their qualifications, the process of obtaining bounty land left a paper trail, which is valuable to genealogists today.
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Exploring the National Archives with Lisa Louise Cooke
By: Editors of Family Tree MagazineIn this episode of Best Websites, Lisa Louise Cooke walks through the National Archives and all there is to discover. Best Genealogy Websites: The National Archives In this episode of Family Tree Magazine’s Best Websites podcast, host Lisa Louise Cook dives into the National Archives website, a vital resource for genealogists. She discusses the vast […]
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Family Tree Magazine Announces New Edition of the 101 Best Websites for Genealogy, Updated and Revised for 2025
By: Editors of Family Tree MagazineFamily Tree Magazine accounts the updated 101 Best Websites list.
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A Genealogist’s Guide to Homesteading Records and Research
By: Katie MerkleyThis article explains what homesteading entails and how genealogists can find and use homesteading records in their own research.
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5 Genealogy Activities to Do September: Falling into Family History
By: Andrew KochLearn more about (and from!) your family this month. These five suggestions will get you started.
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5 Genealogy Activities to Do in January: Jump-Start Your Year
By: Andrew KochSet yourself up for success in the new year with these simple ancestry tasks that will help you organize your genealogy and define research goals.
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