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16 Records for Identifying Your Immigrant Ancestor’s Hometown
By: Rich VeneziaThese sources will help you pinpoint an immigrant ancestor’s Old World town or village of origin.
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How to Become a Dual Citizen Using Genealogy
By: Parviz Malakouti-FitzgeraldYour research might allow you to claim citizenship by descent in your immigrant ancestor’s country of origin. Here’s what you should know.
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How to Pass On Research: What to Include in Your “Genealogy Will”
By: Denise May LevenickCreate a "genealogy will" that outlines for your heirs what you'd like for your research after you're gone. Here's what to include in it.
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MyHeritage for Free: 10 Tips for Using It Without a Subscription
By: Melina PapadopoulosMyHeritage is a leading genealogical resource rife with valuable resources. This article offers tips for navigating MyHeritage for free.
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How to Archive Social Media Posts
By: Rachel ChristianArchive the photos, memories and genealogical details you and others have shared on social media. Plus, learn what privacy and copyright issues you should be aware of.
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By: Amy OGenealogy Brick Wall Busters eBook 10 Essential Genealogy Research Forms Five-Generation Ancestor Chart
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1950 Census Research Guide
By: Sunny Jane MortonThe 1950 census documented names, ages, occupations and more for over 150 million people. Here's everything you need to know about using the 1950 census for genealogy research.
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8 Resources for Finding Family in the 1940s
By: Sunny Jane MortonLearn about your family between the 1940 and 1950 censuses with these key genealogy resources that reveal how and where they lived.
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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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1880 Census Records Research Guide
By: Family Tree EditorsResearching 1880 census records? Learn everything you need to know to find your ancestors in the 1880 census.
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