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5 Tips for Taking Great Photos For Family History Records
Digital cameras are all over the place these days and it is so easy to take tons of pictures. Digital cameras let you see the picture you took seconds after it was taken. You can then determine if the...
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The Worst Baby Names Ever
Wonder how ugly and unusual baby names can get? There are some crazy baby names out there, or should we say some crazy parents with weird ideas. Al Caholic, Anita Bath, Sloth Washington, Mayor Bland,...
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Footnote introduces picture labeling and Vietnam Memorial Project
Footnote.com (a genealogy website) has introduced a feature that allows visitors to upload pictures and then highlight select areas of the picture and add a description or note. Multiple people can add...
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Are Your Ancestors on the Wall?
Many folks have an insatiable desire to research their roots to find out who they are and where they come from. Others, may be marginally interested if at all. Whether you consider yourself in one...
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Put your Family History on the Map
We’ve mentioned before that you can use Google Maps and Google Earth to map your family history, but now you can upload and map your family history in a big way with Ancestry.com’s new map tool. First,...
View ArticleFive Ideas to overcome genealogy roadblocks
Every once in a while (perhaps more often than we would like) roadblocks, dead ends, and difficulty halt work on a particular line or record search. It can be quite frustrating, and you may find...
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How do I Make my Blog into a Book?
If you’re like most people, either you or your family members have a blog (a blog is somewhat of a journal kept on the Internet just FYI). A family member recently commented to me that she wants to...
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Who do you think you are?
Who do you think you are? A familiar question, one that is usually asked when you’re in trouble. However, this time, it takes a different meaning. Seven celebrities embark on a quest to answer the...
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Ancestry.com – Quick Review – Choosing the Best Genealogy Software
There are lots of genealogy and family history resources out there that you can choose from, and I’ve tried many of them, but one of the resources that I keep coming back to is found at Ancestry.com....
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OneGreatFamily Quick Review
Sometimes, searching for family history names can become drudgery. It can get so hard to just add one name to the family tree chart you’ve compiled. But it doesn’t have to be so hard. The Internet has...
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Footnote introduces picture labeling and Vietnam Memorial Project
Footnote.com (a genealogy website) has introduced a feature that allows visitors to upload pictures and then highlight select areas of the picture and add a description or note. Multiple people can add...
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Are Your Ancestors on the Wall?
Many folks have an insatiable desire to research their roots to find out who they are and where they come from. Others, may be marginally interested if at all. Whether you consider yourself in one...
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Put your Family History on the Map
We’ve mentioned before that you can use Google Maps and Google Earth to map your family history, but now you can upload and map your family history in a big way with Ancestry.com’s new map tool. First,...
View ArticleFive Ideas to overcome genealogy roadblocks
Every once in a while (perhaps more often than we would like) roadblocks, dead ends, and difficulty halt work on a particular line or record search. It can be quite frustrating, and you may find...
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How you can turn your Blog into a Book
If you’re like most people, either you or your family members have a blog (a blog is somewhat of a journal kept on the Internet just FYI). A family member recently commented to me that she wants to...
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Who do you think you are?
Who do you think you are? A familiar question, one that is usually asked when you’re in trouble. However, this time, it takes a different meaning. Seven celebrities embark on a quest to answer the...
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Ancestry.com – Quick Review – Choosing the Best Genealogy Software
There are lots of genealogy and family history resources out there that you can choose from, and I’ve tried many of them, but one of the resources that I keep coming back to is found at Ancestry.com....
View ArticleClik here to view.
OneGreatFamily Quick Review
Sometimes, searching for family history names can become drudgery. It can get so hard to just add one name to the family tree chart you’ve compiled. But it doesn’t have to be so hard. The Internet has...
View ArticleHow to get a Family Coat of Arms
Family Coat of Arms are not things of the past. New additions are made by the College of Arms which has been in charge of coat of arms for centuries. So what is the College of Arms? The College of...
View Article4 Hidden Treasures in Ancestry DNA
DNA testing kits used to provide very general information about where you might share a common DNA heritage with others from certain regions. Things have changed a lot in this field. 1. Where Are You...
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