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1890 Census Records Research Guide
By: Family Tree EditorsResearching 1890 census records? Learn everything you need to know to find your ancestors in (and in alternatives to) the 1890 census.
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By: Family Tree EditorsResearching 1900 census records? Learn everything you need to know to find your ancestors in the 1900 census.
View DetailsFile-Name Template Worksheet
By: Family Tree EditorsTo organize your digital genealogy files, you’ll need a consistent naming system that can accommodate multiple kinds of photos and documents (as well as various types of files). Record your templates in the worksheet below.
View DetailsGenealogy Q&A: Immigration and Naturalization
By: Family Tree EditorsStuck researching your immigrant ancestors and naturalization records? Our genealogy experts have answer some of your toughest questions.
View DetailsEllis Island Records: Search Guide to EllisIsland.org and More
By: Rick CrumeLearn search tips on EllisIsland.org, and how you can find your ancestors on other Ellis Island records websites.
View Details7 Genealogy Activities You Can Do With Kids
By: Sunny Jane MortonThese seven tried-and-true family history activities let kids explore their heritage and build lasting memories with you.
View DetailsGenealogy Source Reference List
By: Family Tree EditorsUse this list to fully document sources you’ve referenced on other genealogy forms. Receive your free copy of our Source Reference List by clicking the button below.
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By: Amy OView Web Version SUBSCRIPTION CHEAT SHEETS DOWNLOADS EBOOKS FORMS STATE GUIDES Learn how to break down your brick walls! Common surnames, missing ancestors and confusing DNA results, oh my! Genealogists have no shortage of research challenges to conquer. This eBook will guide you through some of the most common genealogy problems, from ancestors […]
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By: Amy OView Web Version EXPLORE YOUR HERITAGE EXPLORE BY STATE WEBSITES KIDS SHOP Organizing Your Genealogy Workspace Like the Pros The right setup and tools for the way you work can make the difference between jumping right into a research session and spending 20 minutes getting ready to begin. Discover tips, tricks and new […]
View DetailsFree Genealogy Resources from Family Tree Magazine
By: Courtney HendersonFrom genealogy forms and family tree templates, to reference charts and ebooks, here are free resources to take your research to the next level. Download a records worksheet, plan your next family reunion, or organize your genealogy files with Family Tree Magazine!
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