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A librarian offers six tips on writing genealogy requests that get answered.
9/28/2009
Our expert advises a reader who's found multiple versions of her family's surname.
9/28/2009
Your female ancestors are simply tougher to trace than the men in your family.
9/27/2009
Get the lowdown on this basic genealogical term.
9/28/2009
Here's a quick roundup of six sites where you can search for surnames.
9/27/2009
Want to make some ancestral breakthroughs? Bust some brick walls? A research plan can guide you to your past.
12/29/2010
Ten books to get you off on the right foot in finding your roots.
9/28/2009
10 recently released books for your roots research.
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