26th Year, No. 31 — August 19, 2021
Obituaries: A Closer Look at Death Records #2
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In instances where you can’t find a death certificate for a particular ancestor, there are other options to get the information you need. One of these options, that is a truly excellent one, is in obituaries in old newspapers. These can sometimes give you just as much, if not more, information than a death certificate. While each obituary is different, this article lets you know some of the most common information you may find in them...
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DNA Health Research: A Closer Look at DNA Research #4
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DNA testing for health purposes is extremely popular right now. Many people test their DNA JUST to get health information, and not for genealogical purposes at all, although the health information can be used for genealogy research, as well. This is what you need to know about DNA testing for health results, what the companies do to determine your results, and how to interpret them...
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Family Interviews: A Closer Look at Family History Research #1
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If you are just beginning a family history research project, one of the best things you can do to give yourself a brilliant start is to interview the elder members of your family, as well as any existing family genealogists who have been researching a particular branch for a while. This is why you should interview these people, and the questions you should be asking them when you interview them...
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Thomas Nelson, Jr.: The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
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Thomas Nelson, Jr was a member of the Continental Congress during the American Revolution, and in that unique position became a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Yet, there was so much more to his life and career. He came from a wealthy planting family in Virginia, and followed the expected path of a sound education abroad and a political career at home for such a man of those times. He distinguished himself in a number of ways. This is his
story...
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Historical Postcard Giveaway
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I love collecting historical postcards from the United States. It’s been a hobby of mine for many years. I’ve acquired several doubles throughout, and I’m giving 10 postcards away for free each week! Winners will be drawn at random and announced right here. So, if you love American history and enjoy learning about historical
locations, be sure to sign up for this special drawing.
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