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The Family Tree Magazine Genealogy Podcasts
By: Family Tree EditorsSubscribe to our monthly genealogy podcast or click on the descriptions below to follow along as we talk all things family history.
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The Untold Story of Ellis Island’s Immigrant Hospital
By: Diane HaddadUncovering the stories of the patients, doctors and nurses of Ellis Island's immigrant hospital.
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Skeletons in the Closet: Researching Ancestral Scandals
By: Sunny McClellan MortonA scandal can liven up your family history, but how do you get the dirt without rattling your relatives? Learn how to bring old family secrets to light and the records that commonly contain details of ancestral mistakes, mishaps and misdeeds.
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Prevent the Spread of These Common Genealogy Errors
By: Sharon DeBartolo CarmackNo one's research is immune to bad dates, faulty facts and even downright lies. Learn how to diagnose—and cure—five common genealogical ills.
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African American Genealogy Records and Research Websites
By: Shamele JordonUse these websites to help you locate and research your African American ancestors.
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5 Family History Writing Tips From Professional Historians
By: David A. FryxellIt's time to take a walk in your ancestors' shoes — and you can, with these history writers' secrets for researching bygone days.
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7 Steps for Finding Ancestral Hometowns
By: Rick CrumeDon't limit your family history search to people: Get a research edge by following these seven steps for studying ancestral places.
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5 Steps for Starting Your Polish Research
By: Lisa A. AlzoLeap over the hurdles of tracing your Polish roots—our five-step guide will get you started.
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5 Strategies for Deciphering Old Handwriting on Documents
By: Danny ArsenaultYou've found the record you're desperate for–too bad the old handwriting looks like chicken scratch. Here's your ticket to deciphering difficult documents.
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How to Research Your Colonial US Ancestors
By: David A. FryxellColonial genealogy can be difficult, but it isn’t impossible. Use these records to find ancestors who lived in the United States before the Revolutionary War.
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