19 October 2012
The Library of Congress -- a NEW & FREE Magazine!
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There’s something NEW & FREE for us to read! The Library of Congress (LOC) has just started to produce a bi-monthly magazine. ...
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18 October 2012
GA archives to remain open! Excellent news for Genealogists and all researchers!
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Deal, Kemp to keep Georgia ’s Archives open October 18, 2012 Gov. Nathan Deal and Secretary of State Brian Kemp announced to...
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New Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Portal!
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Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) queries are often very important to our genealogical research. Though, we are often challenged on ...
17 October 2012
Google Books, Settlements, and You
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Michael J Leclerc did a post on Mocavo with the above title. I suggest you give it a read to get a snapshot of what has been going ...
16 October 2012
So many "goodies" to be found in NGS Publications!
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New editions of publications are always exciting! What new tidbit, strategy or resource might I learn about? What old familiar research ...
15 October 2012
Status -- Keeping the GA Archives Open!
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As mentioned on 13 September 2012 in Upfront with NGS , the GA Archives is scheduled to close to the public on 1 November 2012 (except...
12 October 2012
I'm letting you in on a secret -- ResearchBuzz -- a great gem of a blog for family historians
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Let me be honest - I seriously debated whether to “let you in on this secret” ... or not! Obviously, I decided to share! Res...
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11 October 2012
Places for Finding a Woman’s Maiden Name: A Checklist of 90 Sources
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We are frequently challenged by the women in our family trees, especially when it comes to determining their maiden names! I have se...
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