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AF-003: Marriage Research Advice for Beginners
AF-003: Marriage Research Advice for Beginners
Are you just getting started looking for marriage records in your genealogy research and need some help finding them? He... Read more
6 Jan 2015
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7mins
Ranked #2
AF-051: Witches in the Family? Resources for Researching the Families of the Salem Witch Trials
AF-051: Witches in the Family? Resources for Researching the Families of the Salem Witch Trials
Are you interested in the history of the Salem witch trials of 1692? Do you wonder if you have a genealogical connection... Read more
8 Dec 2015
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6mins
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The Genealogy Professional podcast with Host Marian Pierre-Louis – Interviews with Experienced Genealogists
Ranked #3
AF-033: How to Order Your Ancestor’s Social Security Application
AF-033: How to Order Your Ancestor’s Social Security Application
Have you heard of Social Security applications as a means of genealogical research? If this is a new record source to yo... Read more
3 Aug 2015
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4mins
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AF-048: Using Cemetery Records to Uncover Unknown Ancestors
AF-048: Using Cemetery Records to Uncover Unknown Ancestors
Cemetery records, particularly burial records, are invaluable genealogical resources for discovering unknown ancestors. ... Read more
17 Nov 2015
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4mins
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AF-052: Tracing Your New Jersey Ancestors: Online and Offline Resources
AF-052: Tracing Your New Jersey Ancestors: Online and Offline Resources
Do you have New Jersey ancestry and are looking for sources to start researching your family tree in the Garden State? T... Read more
15 Dec 2015
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7mins
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AF-032: 5 Genealogy Research Time Management Tips
AF-032: 5 Genealogy Research Time Management Tips
Do you find it difficult to stop doing genealogy research once you get started? Here are 5 time management techniques to... Read more
28 Jul 2015
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6mins
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AF-268: What Your German Surname Says About Your Ancestors
AF-268: What Your German Surname Says About Your Ancestors
German surnames have histories going back to the Middle Ages, and each one tells a story about the original medieval per... Read more
17 Jul 2019
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8mins
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AF-028: Civil War Medical Cards: Using Them to Research Your Union Ancestors
AF-028: Civil War Medical Cards: Using Them to Research Your Union Ancestors
Have you ever heard of the Union medical card collection? It is an invaluable and little known resource for Civil War ge... Read more
29 Jun 2015
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7mins
Ranked #9
AF-229: Who Were the Ashkenazi Jewish People, and Are You Related to Them?
AF-229: Who Were the Ashkenazi Jewish People, and Are You Related to Them?
Do you have Ashkenazi Jewish DNA? This can be an exciting journey for you. Today, I’ll talk about who the Ashkenazi peop... Read more
8 Mar 2019
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6mins
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AF-044: Did the Document Trail Run Dry? Here Are More Places to Look
AF-044: Did the Document Trail Run Dry? Here Are More Places to Look
Did the document trail run dry, leaving you with a brick wall ancestor? Here are some alternative places to look for inf... Read more
20 Oct 2015
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4mins
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AF-320: Finding and Fact-Checking Old Obituaries in Online Newspaper Archives
AF-320: Finding and Fact-Checking Old Obituaries in Online Newspaper Archives
If you are looking for old obituaries in online newspaper databases, you are doing excellent genealogical research. This... Read more
18 Feb 2020
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7mins
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AF-073: A Review of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society
AF-073: A Review of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society
Do you have New England ancestry? If you do, you will want to look into joining the New England Historic and Genealogica... Read more
10 May 2016
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7mins
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AF-009: How to Find Your Ancestor's Entry Into America
AF-009: How to Find Your Ancestor's Entry Into America
Most Americans have immigrant ancestors at some point in their family history. The only exceptions are Native American f... Read more
17 Feb 2015
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5mins
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AF-018: A Short Introduction to Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors
AF-018: A Short Introduction to Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestors
Do you want to know if you have a Revolutionary War ancestor, or discover more about the one you already know is part of... Read more
21 Apr 2015
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6mins
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AF-067: WWI Draft Cards: Where to Find Them and What They Can Tell You About Your Ancestors
AF-067: WWI Draft Cards: Where to Find Them and What They Can Tell You About Your Ancestors
Have you used the WWI draft card collection yet to search your family tree? You should. Here are the valuable pieces of ... Read more
29 Mar 2016
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6mins
Ranked #16
AF-020: Tax Records: More Information Than You Think
AF-020: Tax Records: More Information Than You Think
Are you familiar with tax records as a form of genealogical research? People have been being taxed since the first colon... Read more
5 May 2015
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6mins
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AF-019: Genealogy Basics: Death Record Research Advice for Beginners
AF-019: Genealogy Basics: Death Record Research Advice for Beginners
Are you using death records in your genealogy research? If not, you should. These are important records for beginning ge... Read more
28 Apr 2015
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4mins
Ranked #18
AF-064: Genealogical Numbering: What is it and How to Use It
AF-064: Genealogical Numbering: What is it and How to Use It
What is genealogical numbering? It is actually a very important part of your research. Here's what it is, what it does, ... Read more
8 Mar 2016
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5mins
Ranked #19
AF-004: How to Plan Your Next Genealogy Trip
AF-004: How to Plan Your Next Genealogy Trip
Are you planning a genealogy trip to discover more about your ancestors? Here's how to plan in advance so you get the mo... Read more
13 Jan 2015
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7mins
Ranked #20
AF-248: The History of the Quakers, and How to Find Your Quaker Ancestors
AF-248: The History of the Quakers, and How to Find Your Quaker Ancestors
Quakers call themselves the Religious Society of Friends. They were given the moniker of “Quaker” by other Christian den... Read more
10 May 2019
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8mins