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So you've found your ancestors among the zillions of names in online trees. Now what? Follow these eight steps to verify your finds and see where they lead.
5/15/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Online Genealogy »  
Tips for Finding Clues in Family Photos
Trying to identify those mystery photos? Follow these tips when examining family pictures for clues to faces, places and dates.
5/8/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photography »  
Tips for Finding Clues in Family Photos
Trying to identify those mystery photos? Follow these tips when examining family pictures for clues to faces, places and dates.
5/8/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photos & Heirlooms »  
Donating Genealogy Research to a Library
You've got questions about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history; our experts have the answers.
5/7/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Save & Share History »  
How Good are CDs for Archival Storage?
Ask the Archivist columnist Sally Jacobs discusses the lifespan of compact discs.
4/25/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Save & Share History »  
April 2012 Podcast Show Notes
Making the most of the 1940 Census, an interview with Amy Johnson Crow at Archives.com, and a great deal on an upcoming Family Tree University course. Plus: Why you should follow a genealogy company's social media accounts.
4/22/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Online Genealogy »  
April 2012 Podcast Show Notes
Making the most of the 1940 Census, an interview with Amy Johnson Crow at Archives.com, and a great deal on an upcoming Family Tree University course. Plus: Why you should follow a genealogy company's social media accounts.
4/22/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Tips & Techniques »  
Photo Copies
Learn how to use your digital camera to "photocopy" family documents and pictures.
4/4/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Libraries & Archives »  
Photo Copies
Learn how to use your digital camera to "photocopy" family documents and pictures.
4/4/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Libraries and Archives »  
Photo Copies
Learn how to use your digital camera to "photocopy" family documents and pictures.
4/4/2012
Categories: How to Research Your Genealogy Online »  Photography »  
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With 5 billion historical records, Ancestry.com can unlock valuable information about your family – if you know how to make the most of its search and other tools. In this hour-long webinar, Your Unofficial Guide to Ancestry.com, we'll show you insider tricks and techniques for teasing out ancestor information from the site’s tens of thousands of databases.
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