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Showing posts with label
hometown
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24 May 2022
Look Past the Misspellings to Find Your Ancestors
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My second grade teacher taught us to read by making us "sound it out." I remember my class sounding out a sentence in one voice. &...
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29 December 2020
Harvesting Clues from Your DNA Matches
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My DNA matches continue to disappoint me. After ignoring them for a while, I decided to browse through my new matches. I filtered my Ancestr...
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10 November 2020
How to Create and Share Your Ancestral Town Database
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On Sunday, after finishing a bunch of chores, I was eager to launch Family Tree Maker. I wanted to do one thing. It's something I've...
06 October 2020
What Was it Like When Your Ancestors Lived Here?
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We watched "I Love Lucy" so much when I was a kid that my family still speaks in phrases from the show. One favorite comes from Lu...
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21 August 2020
Don't Miss Out on Your Ancestors' Culture
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We've all met them. The guy who spent an hour on Geni.com and claimed to be a descendant of Eric the Red. The woman who clicked into one...
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04 August 2020
How to Decide Where to Put Your Research Effort
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With so many juicy genealogy leads, what should be my priority? If I never had to work, or cook or clean or eat or sleep, I wouldn't nee...
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21 July 2020
How to Use the Power of Shared DNA Matches
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There is a way to get a good handle on those tree-less DNA matches. I bought my DNA test from Ancestry DNA 8 years ago. Lately I've ...
16 June 2020
6 Ways to Find Your Ancestor's Hometown
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The quest for the holy grail: your ancestor's place of birth. You can't go back beyond your immigrant ancestor until you know where...
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21 April 2020
How to Identify Relatives in an Old Photo
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Can acting like a detective unlock the mysteries of your old photos? Two photographs in my late aunt's collection have Italian inscr...
03 April 2020
Six Degrees of Separation, Family Tree Edition
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You say a public figure has roots in my ancestral town? Challenge accepted! Let's play a little "Six Degrees of Separation,&quo...
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