March 2011 Articles
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Discover four archives where you can learn about the ordinary—and extraordinary—lives of your female ancestors.
2/27/2013
Have missing records stymied your genealogical search? Follow our routes around three common research roadblocks to find the family information you need.
12/13/2011
To share or not to share? Follow these tips for safely including information about living relatives in your genealogy projects.
6/24/2011
Family Tree Maker 2011 is a good choice, especially if creating wall charts and using Ancestry.com are high priorities.
2/18/2011
The 1919 house where Roots author Alex Haley said he first heard stories of his family's African heritage has become a museum.
1/4/2011
Following in the footsteps of Google Labs and FamilySearch Labs, subscription website Ancestry.com has launched a new section of its site called Ancestry Labs.
1/4/2011
A Rutgers University professor estimates that 80 percent of historical marriages took place between second or first cousins.
1/4/2011
Add these books to your genealogy reading list.
1/4/2011
Get better acquainted with your ancestors by researching their friends and neighbors. We'll introduce you to 11 places to find them.
1/4/2011
Learn how to use the New England Historic Genealogical Society's new website.
1/4/2011
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