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Though, sometimes we just don’t know what new strategy to
take, what other record group might have relevance, what different rocks we
might turn over, etc.
Maybe some of these articles will help you solve your “brick
wall!”
- 50 Best Genealogy Brick Wall Solutions (Genealogy in Time)
- Overcoming “Brick Wall” Problems (Progenealogists, Kory L. Meyerink, MLS, AG, FUGA)
- Brick Wall Breakthrough: Follow The Breadcrumbs On & Offline (Archives.com, Claudia Breland)
- Using Reverse Genealogy to Overcome Brick Walls (Family Tree Magazine via Upfront with NGS)
- Brick Wall Strategies for Dead-End Family Trees (About.com, Kimberly Powell)
Did you have a
particularly vexing brick wall? Did you
solve it? Share your “success” stories
with us – your solution just might help another genealogist! Upfront with NGS is always looking for posts
by guest bloggers!
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I recently got rid of a brick wall and blogged about it: Case study: subtle clues in population registers. I still haven't proved the parentage yet but at least I have a whole range of new research options so I do not consider this a brick wall anymore.
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