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Looking for clues about your ancestors' relationships and migration patterns? Discover your ancestry and find family history with these five type of genealogy land records.
Finding birth families is a goal for adoptees, foundlings and donor-conceived persons alike. These adoption genealogy tools, books and websites will show you how.
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One of the best ways to gather information about your family history is to interview your more senior family members. Use these questions as a springboard for planning your oral...
Interested in researching your ancestors from the Sooner State? Learn about Oklahoma's history and available records in this research guide that includes a map and bibliography.
You're not the only one who keeps scrapbooks - Thomas Jefferson did, too. (Though the third president had to scrapbook without the benefit of today's stickers, laser-cut...
Can't find your female ancestor in a database? This nicknames list will provide you the clues you need to identify them.
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Do you really have Native American ancestry or is just a family story? Paula Stuart-Warren offers up these tips for starting your research into your Native American family...
Researching your Greek ancestors? You'll feel more in-the-know once you become comfortable with these common Greek genealogy terms.