Archives for Sharon DeBartolo Carmack
An Open Book Premium
Part of your family's history may already have been researched – and published in a book, waiting for you to discover it. Here's how to find and use published genealogies to quickly grow your family tree.
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Case Study: Finding Elusive Female Ancestors Premium
Frustrated trying to find your female ancestors? Use this case study as a guide to researching the women in your family tree.
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Hints for tracing women Premium
Women's words glossary and female ancestor's heirlooms.
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Publish or Perish Premium
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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Excuses, Excuses Premium
The five most common excuses for not writing your family history — and how to conquer them.
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10 Steps to Start Researching Your Immigrant or Ethnic Ancestors
Whether your ancestors came through Ellis Island or were here to greet the Mayflower, follow these steps to start discovering your immigrant and ethnic ancestors.
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Kith and Kin: What Is a Collateral Relative? Premium
Get back to genealogy basics: Learn all about collateral relatives, including why they are helpful in your research and some tips on finding them.
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