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Navigating the 1931 Census of Canada – An Interview with Kathryn Lake Hogan
By: Family Tree EditorsIn this episode, Kathryn Lake Hogan talks about the 1931 Census of Canada and how to search it. Plus, learn how to plan a memorable family reunion.
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Build Your Family Tree with DNA – An Interview with Diahan Southard
By: Family Tree EditorsIn this episode, Diahan Southard talks about building your family tree with just your DNA. Also, learn about DNAPainter.om and storytelling tools.
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Family Papers: What to Keep and What to Trash
By: Lisa A. AlzoDeclutter your genealogy life with these three steps for determining what papers to keep and what to trash.
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MyHeritage for Free: 10 Tips for Using It Without a Subscription
By: Melina PapadopoulosMyHeritage is a leading genealogical resource rife with valuable resources. This article offers tips for navigating MyHeritage for free.
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How to Find Your Ancestors for Free
By: Family Tree EditorsHow do you find your ancestors for free? Here's your guide to free genealogy websites, records, software, services and much more!
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20 Timeless Genealogy Research Tips
By: Editors of Family Tree MagazineTechnology changes, but these research strategies remain the same. Our editors share sound genealogy advice from 20 years of Family Tree Magazine.
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Family Tree Newsletters
By: Rachel ChristianSubscribe today and become a better researcher! Here’s what you’ll get: + advice and tips from the experts + how-to articles and step-by-step guides + FREE downloadable worksheets and more! Subscribe Sample Newsletters The Genealogy Insider — Weekly on Thursdays The Genealogy Insider is a free, weekly newsletter sent on Thursdays. It includes a new […]
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Which DNA Health Test is Best?
By: Rick CrumeUse DNA test results to learn about your health. Here's how the four major DNA health tests compare: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Living DNA, and MyHeritage DNA.
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How to Earn Professional Genealogy Credentials
By: Diana Elder and Nicole DyerTake your professional genealogy work to the next level with the "Accreditted Genealogist" (AG) or "Certified Genealogist" (CG) credential.
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