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Ancestry.com Subscriptions Explained
By: Andrew KochShould you get an Ancestry.com subscription? Learn how much memberships to Ancestry.com cost, and which is the best for you.
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5 Genealogy Activities to Do in February
By: Andrew KochThese five tasks will help you focus on the love in your family this month: marriage records, love letters, family groups and more.
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DNA Q&A: What is Endogamy? (Plus How to Overcome Common Problems)
By: Diahan SouthardWhat exactly is endogamy and how does it affect family history research? Our DNA expert explains.
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What DNA Test Should I Take for My Genealogy?
By: Andrew KochThree types of DNA tests can help you find your ancestors: autosomal DNA, mitochondrial DNA and Y-DNA. Learn what each is and what they can tell you.
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Comparing the Five Major Newspaper Websites for Genealogy
By: Sunny Jane MortonLooking for digitized newspapers? We’ve got the scoop on five newspaper giants: Newspapers.com, GenealogyBank, NewspaperArchive, Chronicling America and Fulton History. Here’s how they compare.
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How to Share Family History Stories on the Big Genealogy Websites
By: Sunny Jane MortonThese automated storytelling tools at your favorite genealogy websites—Ancestry.com, FamilySearch and MyHeritage—make it easy to share family stories online.
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How to Find Old Yearbooks and School Records Online
By: Rick CrumeLearn about your ancestors' school days through yearbooks and other school documents. These websites will help you find them.
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The Genealogist’s Guide to Local Histories
By: Rick CrumeLocal histories are among the best sources for biographical information about your ancestors. Here’s what these histories can contain, and where you can find them.
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A Genealogist’s Guide to Archival Supplies
By: Denise May LevenickPreserve your family treasures with these archiving tips and tools every genealogist should have.
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How to Use Geneanet
By: David A. FryxellGeneanet claims to be the largest European genealogy website. Here's an overview of its family trees and other helpful features.
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