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No Picture for an Ancestor?

Posted in Computer Tips, Family History, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Jul 24th, 2012

what to do if you have no pictures of an ancestor

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Do You Have French Ancestry? An Update.

Posted in Computer Tips, Family History, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Jul 5th, 2012

I have just returned from a research trip to Alsace Lorraine, France to see if I could break a brick wall. The lead up to and actual experience contains several teachable components which I will attempt to share. First, some personal background. My grandmother was born in Weitbruch, France near Strasbourg in 1882. She was [...]

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New and Important Website

Posted in Computer Tips, Family History, Genealogy Books, Genealogy Software, History on Dec 23rd, 2011

Sources, Elizabeth S. Mills, web site

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An Autobiography?

Posted in Family History, Genealogy Books, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Oct 25th, 2011

writing an autobiography

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What To Give For Christmas?

Posted in Family History, Genealogy Books, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Oct 5th, 2011

A Christmas gift idea

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Comments on Match and Merge

Posted in Computer Tips, Family History, Genealogy Books, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Apr 19th, 2011

My genealogy software has a Match and Merge function, as do some competitive  programs. This function performs nunerous processes, but normally permits one to take a GEDCOM from another researcher and merge that data into your own, at the same time identifying possible matches so that duplicates are not created. The following comments do not [...]

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Accuracy of Genealogy Information on the Internet

Posted in Computer Tips, Family History, Genealogy Software, Genealogy Tips, History on Mar 4th, 2011

The following article is from Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter and is copyright by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. Information about the newsletter is available at http://www.eogn.com. Today I read an online message from a reader of this newsletter in which she bemoaned the quality of genealogy information [...]

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