26th Year, No. 35 — September 16, 2021
A Closer Look at Immigration Records #2
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Castle Garden was the first official port of arrival for immigrants to the United States. Located at the Battery in New York City, it processed more than eleven million immigrants during the time it was open. There is a website where you can browse Castle Garden immigration records for free. This is what you need to know about the place, and what information may be found on the immigration records located there...
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Must-Have Books for Your Personal Library #3
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Here is a must-have book for your personal genealogical library. Put it on your bookshelf today. You will be glad you did. If you want your genealogy work to be easy, and to put yourself on the path to success from the beginning (or get yourself back on the right track), this is the book for you...
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I’m sure these e-books will provide you with plenty of food for thought in your genealogy adventuresContributions are greatly appreciated but not required. You can do so by Clicking Here. Thank you so much!
Fun Genealogy Projects for Kids #3
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Scrapbooking is a really fun genealogy project any child will enjoy. It allows for a ton of artistic creativity, while learning about family trees…either their own or someone else’s. There is room for endless creativity with genealogy scrapbooking. These are some ideas you might want to incorporate into a genealogy scrapbook project with your child or your grandchild...
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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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Robert Treat Paine:
The Signers of the Declaration of Independence
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Robert Treat Paine was a signer of the Declaration of Independence, as well as a prominent lawyer who prosecuted the British soldiers involved in the Boston Massacre (though he lost to defense attorney John Adams). He came from a family of ministers, though did not follow that path. He experimented in being a teacher and a merchant before settling on law as a career. This is his unique story...
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| AF-536: The Eighteenth Amendment: The Constitutional Amendments (Ancestral Findings Podcast)
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| AF-535: Mickey Mouse: Walt Disney an American Icon | Ancestral Findings Podcast
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| AF-534: Death Record Alternatives: A Closer Look at Death Records #4 | Ancestral Findings
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| AF-533: Death Indexes: A Closer Look at Death Records #3 | Ancestral Findings Podcast
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