Our monthly Genealogy Club meeting is next week, Wednesday, March 11th at 6:30pm on Zoom. 100% FREE: RSVP with Cynthia at cgwiazda@hagamanlibrary.org. #librarysky #genealogy #genealogyresources

Where to Find your Ancestors in Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and… Getting started on the Family Tree is easy — if you know what records to engage, and where to find them. Begin with a Pedigree Chart.

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CiteBuilder - a fantastic resource, especially for new genealogists not familiar with genealogical ctitation rules - use it in combination with Elizabeth Shown Mills' Evidence Explained forum #CiteBuilder #EvidenceExplained #genealogyresources #familyhistoryresources #citeyoursources

Deconstructing Death Certificates for Genealogical Discovery

Cross-reference death certificate data with a variety of other historical records.
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The WPA, established today in 1935, created jobs and invaluable records for genealogists. Discover how this legacy aids our research. #WPAAnniversary #GenealogyResources

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I’ve been wanting to try out FamilySearch’s full-text search for a while. Today was my first “play” for my Cowling One Name Study.

Oh dear, talk about your giant rabbit hole 🐰 🖥️

I may be sometime folks….

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One invaluable resource when tracing your ancestors is their obituary. Another is their death notice. They have similar information. So, what is the difference?
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