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17 Types of US Records to Check for Immigrant Ancestors

These 17 sources will take you from arrivals to alien registers, from foreign-language newspapers published in US cities to federal military documents.

ArchiveGrid: Find One-of-a-Kind Genealogy Records Premium

ArchiveGrid is a search tool to find one-of-a-kind records in libraries around the world.

Comparing Details in Marriage Records for the Same Ancestors

You might be surprised by the different details provided in records covering the same ancestral event. We show you the differences among an 1889 marriage index, civil marriage record and church marriage register for the same couple.

A Trail of Clues: How to Research Ancestors in Old Records Premium

How do you get from a single old record to a fleshed-out family profile? By following the signs along your ancestor';s trail. In this article, learn how to follow the trail.