Old Occupations Glossary Free Download
So your ancestor was an axle tree maker — what does that mean? Use this glossary to translate your kin’s archaic occupations.
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Genealogy Q&A: Researching Ancestor Occupations Premium
Trying to learn more about your ancestor through occupational records? Our experts have the answers!
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Tips for Finding Your Indentured Servant Ancestor Premium
Not everyone who wished to come to America could afford it. As a result, indentured servants were common in Colonial America. Was your ancestor one?
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Social Security Records: A Genealogist’s Guide Premium
Discover what family history clues you can find in Social Security records such as SS-5 applications, claim files, and the Social Security Death Index.
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How to Research a Civilian Conservation Corps Worker Premium
Expert answers on researching your relative's service in the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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How to Research Your Blue-Collar Ancestors Premium
Discover how to find ancestors who worked in the railroad, mining, automotive and other industries with these tips.
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Ancestor Occupation Match-up
Introduce your youngsters to ancestral occupations with this fun quiz.
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How to Read a Social Security Application Form SS-5
See how to find your ancestor's Social-Security Application form, or SS-5, and what you'll find on it.
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Where to Find Railroad Worker Records Online
Find the conductors, engineers and gandy dancers in your family tree with these websites, and learn how they passed their time on the tracks.
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Finding Your Ancestors’ Cattle Brand Registrations
Searching for the history behind your ancestors' cattle brand registry? Learn how to conduct a cattle brand lookup based on state.
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6 Tips for Researching Show Business Ancestors Premium
Raise the curtain on your clan's showbiz connections. These tips will help you conduct your own family tree talent search.
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Where to Look for Works Progress Administration (WPA) Records Premium
Shhh! We're letting you in on one of genealogy's best-kept secrets: the resources of the WPA's Historical Records Survey.
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