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Online Tree or Genealogy Software: Where to Keep Your Data
By: Rick CrumeDeciding where you want to store your family tree, whether online or via software, can be a tough choice. Here, we'll provide you with the tools to determine which online tree or family history software is best for you!
View DetailsPreserve Your Old Family Photos Free eBook
By: Family Tree EditorsGet tips on how to fix old photos that have suffered damage digitally, plus learn how to document your inventory of old family photos with this free ebook.
View DetailsInterview a Relative About Family History
By: Family Tree EditorsGrandparents and older relatives can tell you their memories of your family from before you were born. Here are some great interview questions to ask.
View DetailsFamily Tree Magazine – The Leading Family History How-To Resource
By: Staff[dfp_ads id=26210] e-books Free E-books Download these free genealogy e-books below to explore a specific subject and get your genealogy research started. View Free E-books > forms Free Downloadable Forms Download marriage records, birth records, census forms, and other free forms. View Free Forms > podcasts Free Monthly Podcast Your 30-minute dose of […]
View DetailsRequest Your Ancestor’s Military Discharge Papers
By: Editors of Family Tree MagazineUS military records such as the DD 214 aren’t in online databases, but they can be requested from the National Archives and Records Administration. Learn how you can get a copy of your ancestor's discharge papers.
View Details17 Types of US Records to Check for Immigrant Ancestors
By: Sunny Jane MortonThese 17 sources will take you from arrivals to alien registers, from foreign-language newspapers published in US cities to federal military documents.
View Details3 New Ways to Learn About Your Ancestor’s Military Service
By: Diane HaddadOn Memorial Day, Americans traditionally place flowers on the graves of those who died in military service. We'll share three new ways to honor your ancestors who served by discovering their wartime experiences.
View DetailsAsk A Genealogy Librarian: Two Things You Must Do When You’re at the Library
By: Amy Johnson CrowOur genealogy library expert shares two things you must do every time you find family history information at the library.
View DetailsSolve WWI-Era Photo Mysteries With Fashion Clues
By: Maureen A. TaylorThe rapid transformation in WWI-era clothing styles can help you solve photo mysteries and illuminate your ancestors’ changing world.
View DetailsKeeping It Civil: How to Find Irish Civil Registration Records
By: Claire SantryMany Irish records have been lost to fire and time, but a crucial group survives: civil registrations. Learn how to find and use these official records of your ancestors’ births, marriages and deaths.
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