Elephind is a free online newspaper search engine that indexes millions of digitized newspaper pages from libraries, archives, and institutions […]
Elephind: What it is and why it can be useful. Read More »
Here’s a Family tree Magazine article on Researching your Hispanic roots. posted by Rosa Avolio
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I came across some old copies of the out-of-print publication Communes of Italy. Here’s a tip I picked up: Looking
Italian Ancestry Tips Read More »
Here is a very informative article from Framily Tree Magazine on the Freedmen’s Bureau and how to search for records.
Freedmen’s Bureau Records: A Genealogist’s Guide – Family Tree Magazine Read More »
Here’s how the National Archives are working with volunteers, AI, and FamilySearch to transcribe Revolutionary War Pension Files and make
AI, The National Archives and Revolutionary War Pension Files Read More »
I was watching a couple of Amy Johnson Crow’s videos this evening and came across this one and had to
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This is a blog post by the Society of American Archivists that could be helpful to genealogists with Scottish roots:
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As you know one of our premium subscription sites available to members at the Sahyun Genealogical Library is Newspapers.com Here’s
Australian newspapers and many other added to Newspapers.com! Read More »
RootsTech is a family history and technology conference and trade show held annually in the Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt
Today I learned about Griffith’s valuation: Griffith’s Valuation was a boundary and land valuation survey of Ireland completed in 1868
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