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Women's words glossary and female ancestor's heirlooms.
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Looking to make your family history last? Whether you want to write your own “Roots” or “Angela's Ashes” or just hope to record your research in a form your relatives might actually read, here's how to plan, write and publish your own family history book.
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The five most common excuses for not writing your family history — and how to conquer them.
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