US Census Information Year-by-Year for Genealogists Premium
Your forebears answered a surprising number of questions every 10 years. And buried in those census columns may be the key to an ancestral mystery.
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Toolkit Tutorial: Searching the Daughters of the American Revolution Databases Premium
Learn how to use the DAR's online databases to discover if you have a Patriot ancestor.
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History Matters: The Write Stuff Premium
Innovations and trends that shaped your ancestors’ lives. In this issue: pens.
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Online International Census Records to Bust Your Brick Walls Premium
Governments all over the world have asked their citizens to stand up and be counted. Find out if your ancestors appear in an overseas census with these tips.
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Did your ancestors live in a records-rich or paperwork-poor state? Whichever way your genealogical fortunes fall, you’ll find advice in our list of the best and worst states for family history research.
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The 2010 census will use one of the shortest census questionnaires in history.
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Looking Forward to ’40 Premium
Genealogists are chomping at the bit for 2012’s release of the 1940 census. Here’s how to be prepared for that wonderful occasion.
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History Matters: How Sweet It Is Premium
Innovations and trends that shaped your ancestors’ lives. In this issue: sweeteners.
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14 Genealogy Tasks to Do on Your Lunch Break
Pull up a chair and partake of these 14 genealogy jobs you can do on your lunch break.
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