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immigration
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05 March 2024
8 Tips for Researching Your Immigrant Ancestor
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When my son's fiancé lost her father in 2021, I offered to research her family tree. It's become something of a tradition for me. I...
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29 August 2023
Overlooked Website Finds Immigrant Ancestors
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I'll bet we all do it. We save notes or bookmarks to remind us of a genealogy find we need to explore. And then we forget all about it. ...
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25 April 2023
5 Ellis Island Videos Dispel Immigration Myths
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Some family history myths never seem to die. Perhaps the biggest one is "my ancestor's name was changed at Ellis Island." Desp...
22 December 2020
Your Ancestor's Location is Critically Important
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Q: What's a top reason why people mistakenly put OUR relatives in THEIR family trees? A: They're not looking at a map. The fir...
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08 September 2020
Why Did Your Ancestor Leave Home?
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Someone asked me why our ancestors left Italy when it's so beautiful there. I knew the answer, but I remember when I thought the exact s...
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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19 May 2020
Who Is This Man Who Isn't My Uncle?
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Sometimes a rabbit hole is well worth the tumble. I let a mistake guide my research this past Sunday. I must have been enjoying myself b...
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08 May 2020
Finding Relatives Who Sailed to South America
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There are online tools to help you identify family members who went to Argentina and Brazil. Recently we looked at Brazilian documents with...
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23 April 2020
What Does Your Brick Wall Look Like?
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Everyone who dabbles in family tree building has hit one or more brick walls. After thinking about my own dead ends, I realized brick wa...
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27 March 2020
Working Backwards from an Intriguing Discovery
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When you think a new document belongs in your tree, here's what you can do. This week I was looking at the family tree of a DNA matc...
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