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County Hunting
Click your way to court, land and vital records on the Web.
6/29/2010
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Long-Distance Deeds
Don't let long distances from your ancestral stomping grounds keep you from discovering the treasures in land records. The author of Locating Your Roots shares secrets for researching deeds without leaving home.
6/21/2010
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Now What? Finding Birth Information
Q. My great-great-grandfather Edwin Lemon was born in Chester County, Penn., in 1818. This is all I can find about him. How do I find his parent's names and the month and day of his birth?
6/15/2010
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Now What?: 10 Go-to Genealogy Records
More likely than not, these 10 types of genealogy records will figure into your family tree research. (Might as well learn about them now!)
6/15/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayCivil War Toolkit
6/10/2010
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The Courthouse Rules
You can't beat the county courthouse as a source for historical records. Crack your ancestors' case files with these guidelines from The Family Tree Resource Book for Genealogists.
6/2/2010
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Victory at Sea
Let these steps guide your Civil War sailor research.
5/26/2010
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World War I Genealogy Resources
Start your search for WWI ancestors—soldiers and those who stayed Stateside—with these online resources.
5/26/2010
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Decode Common Military Abbreviations
5/26/2010
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Plus Subscriber Only Content - Subscribe TodayUnder Surveillance
Uncle Sam did his best to keep tabs on your ancestors. We reveal the secrets for tapping into genealogical records from federal agencies.
5/12/2010
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