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9 Family History Traps to Avoid
By: John Philip CollettaKeep your family story from veering off course -- watch out for these nine pitfalls when researching or writing about your roots.
View Details21 Essentials for a Genealogy Research Trip
By: Lisa A. AlzoHitting the road in search of your roots? Don't leave home without these 21 essentials.
View DetailsCroatian Ties
By: James M. BeidlerUnravel shifting borders, changing rulers and other research binds with our guide to tracing Croatian roots.
View DetailsCity Guide: Detroit
By: Sunny Jane MortonToday, we know it as Motor City and Motown, but Detroit was around long before Henry Ford and Diana Ross made waves. For more than 300 years, this inland city and major port has attracted immigrants from all over the world. Follow our guide to the historical high notes and top records -- genealogical, not musical -- for discovering your Detroit roots.
View DetailsCity Guide: Charleston, SC
By: David A. FryxellAlthough Charleston, SC, is in the spotlight now for its pivotal role in the start of the Civil War, its history stretches back far before the April 12, 1861, firing on Fort Sumter. From the early Charles Town settlement to the Civil War and beyond, use these tips and sources to shed light on your Charleston roots.
View DetailsSouth Carolina Genealogy Crash Course
By: Allison DolanResearchers with South Carolina roots have 500 years' worth of records to explore. We'll show you how to navigate Palmetto State resources from early Colonial days to the 20th century in our South Carolina Genealogy Crash Course live webinar.During our live webinars, audio is delivered over your telephone or...
View Details150th Anniversary of the Civil War
By: Family Tree Editors150th Anniversary of the Civil War As America commemorates the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, you can explore the history of that conflict -- and your ancestors' roles in it -- in ways those fighting men in blue and gray never could have imagined. Today, you...
View DetailsMay 2011 Book Remarks
By: Sharon DeBartolo CarmackAdd these books to your genealogy reading list.
View DetailsMeet the Family Tree Firsts Blogger
By: Diane HaddadBack in October, we sought to view genealogy through fresh eyes by finding a newbie genealogist to blog about research experiences and resources. Nancy Shively of Skiatook, Okla., whose interests include family history and writing, fit the bill perfectly.
View Details150th Anniversary of Slavery’s End
By: Diane HaddadThe Civil War sesquicentennial doesn't just mark the 150th anniversary of a war. It also honors the freedom of 4 million enslaved humans.
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