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The October/November digital issue of Family Tree Magazine is here. This issue includes approaches to analyzing DNA matches, how to become an Evernote power user and tips and tools for discovering your Welsh ancestors.
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Features:
Making Matches
By Diahan Southard
Can’t puzzle out how you’re related to your autosomal DNA matches? Learn two approaches to analyze your match list and fi nd where those genetic pieces fit.
More Than Meets the Eye
By Claire Santry
Genealogy research in Ireland has its challenges, but more and more websites are helping you overcome them. These 12 are the web’s best bets for tracing your Irish ancestors.
Analyze This!
By Michael Hait
Conflicting records? Common names? A dozen versions of a surname? See how analyzing your genealogical sources can help you conquer these family history conundrums.
Welcome to Welsh Roots
By Rick Crume
Discover the best resources for researching your Cymreig ancestors.
Genealogy Insider
By Sunny Jane Morton
What’s new in discovering, preserving and celebrating your family history:
- Protecting historic places in danger
- Five questions with Tabitha
- Almquist of the National Trust
- Historic houses, by the numbers
Workbook: Marriage Records
By Amanda Epperson
Our Genealogy Workbook series shows you what you need to know to research your ancestors in essential family history sources.
The Toolkit
Edited by Tyler Moss
Reviews and roundups of the latest and greatest family history resources:
- Tutorial: Searching Elephind.com for old newspapers
- Quick Guide: Ancestry.com’s key record collections
- Software Review: Reunion 11
- Tutorial: Finding photos and maps on the Library of Congress website
Columns:
History Matters: Fire Extinguishers
By David A. Fryxell
Drinking in the history of soda.
Family Archivist: Postcards
By Denise May Levenick
Preserving the fabric of our ancestors’ lives.
Now What?
By David A. Fryxell
Answers to your questions on Panama Canal ancestors and European records.
Research Roadmap: Irish Potato Famine
By Andrew Koch
Topographical maps for genealogy.
Photo Detective: Brothers and Sisters
By Maureen A. Taylor
Clues to long-lost kin in a group shot.
Photo Detective: Brothers and Sisters
Edited by Andrew Koch
Readers’ hair-raising pictures of bearded and mustachioed ancestors.
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