Fold3 Memorial Page: How to Pay Tribute to Family Members Premium
Share your family's legacy and honor a veteran ancestor online by creating a memorial page on Fold3.
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Veterans Day is Sunday, Nov. 11, a time to honor those military men and women who have served our country. Chances are strong that someone in your family was a soldier, sailor, airman, Marine, guardsman or state militiaman. Even if you don't have irrefutable evidence of an ancestor's military service...
Read MoreWar of 1812 Bicentennial: Genealogy Resources
Two hundred years ago June 18, President James Madison signed the United States' war declaration against Great Britain, starting the War of 1812. Contributing to the declaration were British impediments to American trade with France, the impressment of American merchant sailors into Britain's Royal Navy, and Britain's support of American...
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Get genealogy tips for tracing War of 1812 ancestors taken as prisoners of war.
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Discover the stories of your ancestors who preserved American independence in the War of 1812.
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How do I confirm that my relative wrangled horses for the North during the Civil War?
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What You Can Learn from Civil War Muster Cards
Learn about your ancestor's service in the Union or Confederate armed forces with muster cards. Here's a sample record and what details you can find in it.
Read More10 Top Civil War Websites for Genealogy Research Premium
Explore Civil War genealogy records and history at these top 10 online destinations. Plus: State-by-state Civil War websites and resources for offline research.
Read MoreHow to Order an Official Military Grave Marker Premium
Ensure your Civil War veteran is properly recognized for his service -- follow these seven steps to order an official military grave marker.
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