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10 September 2024
5 Traits of an Exceptional Genealogist
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Turn your family tree into a valuable legacy by adopting these 5 traits. The purpose of this blog has always been to help you be a better ...
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21 September 2021
How to Be a Family Tree Myth Buster
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I've been building a robust family tree for my son's girlfriend since August. She lost her father in late July, and my son told her,...
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24 August 2021
Provide the Proof and Change Their Minds
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It's funny when a family tree on Ancestry uses my cropped Italian birth record as a person's profile image. I didn't get that id...
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20 September 2019
How to Benefit from a Cousin's Mistaken Family Tree
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It drives us crazy when someone takes parts of our tree and messes things up. Each time I go to Ancestry.com I see a list of the latest ...
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24 May 2019
3 Ways to Keeps Strangers Out of Your Family Tree
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Name 3 reasons why you're positive this man belongs in your family tree. I started this blog out of some frustration. Someone stole my ...
07 December 2018
3 Ways to Prove Your Family Tree is Correct
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You may not trust someone else's family tree, but you can stand behind your facts. Right? Every now and then you're going to fin...
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16 October 2018
6 Easy Steps to Valuable Source Citations
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NOTE: There is a way to make your sources indisputable. Please see "Taming a Tangle of Source Citations." Your family tree is ...
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03 August 2018
A Genealogy Challenge You'll Love
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The 1st good clue in my challenge: naturalization papers. What if a simple genealogy challenge could: Show you how good your genealog...
19 June 2018
Using First Names as Evidence of Family Relationships
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If you don't have at least 10 people in your family tree with the exact same name, you may be new to genealogy. Many cultures follow...
12 June 2018
Trust But Verify Your Relative's Family Tree
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"Trust, but verify" is a translation of an old Russian proverb that reminds you to find the truth for yourself. It's particul...
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