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9/28/2009
Jump start your research with these timeless tomes.
9/27/2009
Start building your genealogy how-to library with these 10 books.
9/25/2009
Use the Web-don't get lost in it-with these 13 lucky surname-searching strategies and sites for finding your family names online.
9/25/2009
Schedule your chat. Record it. Ask open-ended questions. Set a time limit. Know when to stop.
9/25/2009
Add these kin and acquaintances to your interview list, and you may discover surprising facts and anecdotes about your ancestors.
12/29/2010
Use these questions as a springboard for planning your oral history interviews.
7/21/2010
Talking to relatives will help you get the stories behind the names and dates on your tree. Here's a simple guide to planning a great interview.
8/23/2011
How do you find people to interview about your family? And when you've got them on the line, what's the best way to breach sensitive subjects? We'll tell you how.
12/29/2010
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