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  • Basic Genealogy Information For Children
  • Bring to Life Those Dead Ends in your Genealogy Research
  • Create a Timeline for your Family history
  • Creating A Family History Has Practical Uses Too
  • Creating A Family Tree
  • Eight Important How to Tips in Searching Census Records
  • Eight Ways to Avoid Barking Up the Wrong Family Tree
  • Ellis Island Records Are Valuable Keys To The Past
  • Fact or Fiction How to Know When You Have a True Lead
  • Five Important Things You Can Learn from Researching Death Records
  • Four Tips for Writing Genealogical Inquiries
  • Genealogy Search
  • Give the Gift of Genealogy Five Gifts that Reflect the Family Tree
  • How Computer Software Can Streamline Your Genealogy Research
  • How Your Local Library Can Provide Clues to Your Ancestry
  • How to Follow up Leads for Possible Native American Ancestors
  • Jumping Into Genealogy
  • Researching Native American History
  • Scrapbooks Are Great Genealogy Tools
  • Searching Foreign Countries For Genealogical Information
  • The Great Genealogical Need
  • Tracing Genealogy through Church Records
  • Using Public Records For Genealogical Research
  • Using The Internet For Genealogical Research
  • What To Include In A Family History
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    Interest in genealogy taking off thanks to new TV shows (Deseret News)
    Genealogy. It's not the dreaded, boring word anymore that applies only to your grandmother or mother.

    Genealogy group may dissolve, president warns (The Neosho Daily News)
    The Genealogy Friends of the Library is on the verge of dissolving, its? president told members Monday.

    Little River County Genealogy Society meets today (Texarkana Gazette)
    The Little River County Genealogy Society will meet at 5:30 p.m. today at Cossatot Community College in Ashdown, Ark. Terri Buster will present a program about the ?Orphan Train.?

    Kramer goes from gynecology to genealogy (The Daily Iberian)
    FRANKLIN ? After delivering nearly 5,000 babies during his 35-year career, Thomas Frere Kramer, MD., retired from the gynecology trade, which he replaced by taking on the task of genealogy in an effort to resurrect the secrets, skeletons and memories of his forebears.
     
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