
Brick Wall Busting Strategies: Episode 90
In this month's episode, learn how to break down those brick walls in your family tree with fantastic tips and tools from Lisa Louise Cooke and her guests.
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Research Roadmap: Topographical Maps Premium
Find out how topographical maps can give you specific details about your ancestors' hometowns and travel.
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Lives Cut Short Premium
There's more to find in old family photos than just what your ancestors looked like. Here is an example of how to delve into old photos and uncover clues to your family's history.
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Discover Your Roots Hints: Episode 86
This month, learn how to start searching for your family history with hints from Discover Your Roots, Instant Discoveries on MyHeritage, the Family Tree Memory Keeper by Allison Dolan and more.
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Best Genealogy Blogs of 2015 Premium
Learn from the pros by checking out what these genealogy bloggers have to say about their journeys into the past. Ancestry Insider Click back to this blog often for the latest on not only Ancestry.com but also FamilySearch.org. As its anonymous author explains, “The Ancestry Insider...
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13 Websites for Finding Old Family Photos Premium
Search these 13 sites for pictures of your ancestors and the places they lived. Plus, some tips on copyright to consider.
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Tutorial: Find Old Photos on the Library of Congress Website Premium
Want to find old images of your ancestors and the places where they lived? Follow our tutorial for searching the Library of Congress' huge online image collection.
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Time Capsule: Food For Thought Premium
Lydia Child’s The American Frugal Housewife was published in 1832 as a revised edition of her 1828 book The Frugal Housewife. Besides offering directions for cooking meats, vegetables, desserts, breads and more, Child provided household hints, home remedies and a glossary.
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How to Use the David Rumsey Map Collection Premium
Follow this guide to learn how to best use the David Rumsey map collection for your research. This article contains a Genealogy How-To Video demonstrating how to find free maps on the David Rumsey website.
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Explore Online Resources: Episode 56
This month, explore genealogy online by learning about Google Books, WikiTree.com, Ancestry.com and the Ultimate Google for Genealogists Collection.
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Quick Guide: Food History Websites Premium
Folding social history into family history can add flavor to your ancestors’ lives, and what better way to understand your forebears than to learn about the food they ate?
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Top 75 State Websites of 2012 Premium
Use these 75 state-focused genealogy websites to find your ancestors and bust down brick walls.
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