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4 Simple Steps for Gold-Medal Genealogy Research
By: Andrew KochBecome a family history champion. Go for the genealogy gold with these four steps to research success.
View DetailsSocial Work: Using Social Media for Genealogy Research
By: Rachel ChristianLearn how to leverage the power of social media sites such as Facebook and X for your genealogy research.
View Details5 Storytelling Tips for Telling Your Ancestor’s Tale
By: Vanessa WielandIf you’ve ever had the thought, “This would make a great story!” when it comes to your family history, we have some great storytelling tips for you.
View DetailsPaper Ephemera: What it is and How to Use it for Genealogy
By: Denise May LevenickEphemera, such as tickets, brochures, and letters, can add color to family stories or be used to illustrate a family history project. Here's how!
View DetailsHow to Celebrate Family History Month in October
By: Courtney HendersonFamily History Month has been celebrated every October since 2001. Discover all the ways you can join in on the fun and honor your own family history.
View DetailsOnline 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 DetailsYour Genealogy Disaster Plan: Before Disaster Strikes
By: Denise May LevenickAs a genealogist, are you prepared for natural disasters? Here are tips for being prepared and keeping your documents and heirlooms safe.
View DetailsHow to Care for Your Antique Heirloom Furniture
By: Denise May LevenickTake care of your family's legacy with these tips for preserving your ancestors' antique furniture for future generations.
View DetailsGenealogyBank Search Techniques to Find Your Ancestors
By: Rick CrumeGenealogyBank has one of the largest collections of digitized US newspapers. Here's a step-by-step guide to making the most of your searches.
View DetailsHow to Search Patents for Your Ancestors
By: Lisa A. AlzoIf you’re curious about the inventors in your family tee, you can make some amazing discoveries! Follow this basic formula to trace an ancestor's patent(s).
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