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Scraps of History: Scrapbooking Family History

An old hobby is making a comeback—and this time it's more about stories than stickers. Discover how to scrapbook your family history

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The FamilySearch Family Tree: How to Add and Edit Profiles

Harvest the fruits of the web's largest family tree—and preserve your own research for future generations—in these simple steps.

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Library and Archives Canada: A Quick Website Tour

Find Canadian census records, research guides, historical photos, and more through the free Library and Archives Canada site.

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How to Find Records Faster with FamilySearch’s Catalogs

Dive into FamilySearch's billions of records using its Catalogs—one general, one for the in-person FamilySearch Library—using these tips.

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OldNews: 3 Steps for Finding Historical Newspapers

In 2024, MyHeritage launched OldNews, a digital newspaper archive that holds hundreds of millions of pages. Here’s how to find your ancestors in the publications.

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Build Your Own Locality Guide: Research Your Ancestors from Anywhere Premium

No research guide for your ancestral homeland? Make your own using these tips and resources.

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How to Use the FamilySearch Tree As a Source

Tap into the resources of the massive FamilySearch Family Tree with these suggestions.

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Tutorial: Use The Internet Archive for Genealogy

Find billions of genealogical materials—old digitized books, audio recordings, archived web pages, and more—at the free Internet Archive.

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Comparing the Five Major Newspaper Websites for Genealogy Premium

Looking for digitized newspapers? We’ve got the scoop on five newspaper giants: Newspapers.com, GenealogyBank, NewspaperArchive, Chronicling America and Fulton History. Here’s how they compare.

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How to Share Family History Stories on the Big Genealogy Websites Premium

These automated storytelling tools at your favorite genealogy websites—Ancestry.com, FamilySearch and MyHeritage—make it easy to share family stories online.

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