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Between the Decades: Harnessing State Census Records for Genealogical Research While federal census records often grab the spotlight, state census […]
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Santa Barbara Genealogical Society’s Sahyun Library is a Family Search Affiliate Library. What does this mean? It means that when
Why You Should Use Family Tree Software
Here’s an article that came in my morning emails: How Software Can Help You Build Your Family Tree The title
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Gamechanger: Searching Handwritten Text
Have you heard about the new full-text search tool announced by FamilySearch at RootsTech? It searches selected handwritten document collections
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Guided Research by FamilySearch
Whether you are a beginning researcher or researching additional individuals in a complex tree, FamilySearch has a quick and straightforward
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Ancestors West Spring Edition Has Sprung
The Spring edition of Ancestors West is hot off the press and available to read and/or download on the Society
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366 Days of Genealogy by Family Tree Magazine
I subscribe to several genealogy newsletters that arrive in my inbox on a regular basis. This newsletter from Family Tree
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New on the Shelves of the Sahyun Genealogical Library
February 2024 – post written by Chris Klukkert – Book Buy Chair As I write this the rain has come.
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Santa Barbara African American Life, Culture, and Contributions, 1890-1990
During Black History Month, let’s take a moment to reflect on Santa Barbara’s rich history, spanning back to the 1700s
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Newspapers.com Free This Weekend
Here’s your chance to find your ancestors in newspaper items and obituaries, Newspapers.com is offering free access to their site
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