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In Your Own Words Premium
The holidays are a great time to talk about your family's history. Here are some questions to ask your relatives about their holiday memories.
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January 2012 Everything’s Relative Premium
Readers share their tales of the lighter side of family history.
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4 Steps to Requesting Your Ancestors’ Birth Records
Does getting your ancestor's birth record look like a maze of red tape? We break the process into four simple steps in this basic overview.
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Using Autosomal DNA to Solve Family Mysteries: Episode 41
In this episode we explore using autosomal DNA testing to solve family mysteries, planning a research trip to Salt Lake City and more.
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A Tour of the Periodical Source Index (PERSI): Episode 40
Search secrets for online newspaper collections, a crash course in finding digitized old books on the web, and pointers for using the Periodical Source Index to find articles about your ancestry. Plus: A new source for US census records online.
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December 2011 Everything’s Relative Premium
Readers share their tales of the lighter side of family history.
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Tracing Your Roots in the Old Country: Episode 39
Tips for tracing your roots in the old country, including a crash course in German genealogy with Family Tree University instructor Jim Beidler, the benefits of heritage societies and an introduction to the Genlias website of Dutch records. Plus: Win photo organizing help and hear the latest FamilySearch news.
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Preparing for the 1940 Census Release: Episode 38
Get acquainted with Family Tree Magazine's 101 Best Websites of 2011. David A. Fryxell points out some of his favorite resources, and Allison Stacy gives us the scoop on the Family Tree University Virtual Conference in August. Plus: Google Earth for Genealogists, online backup services and 1940 census enumeration districts.
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