Could a first or middle name help you find a missing branch? Follow the Mathew Albritton Johnson example from an unusual name to census clues and neighboring land records. youtube.com/watch?v=0sIuSyhv… #Genealogy
Did an ancestor disappear from colonial American records? They may have returned to England. Here’s how to look for the next clue in wills, parish registers, and land records. youtube.com/watch?v=DXZzxoUc… #Genealogy
Irish Immigration Wave: The Emerald Isle Comes to America | 37
How did Irish families find one another after crossing the Atlantic? Explore the Great Famine migration and the newspaper notices that can help trace those family connections. youtube.com/watch?v=rFD2DjsZ…
A census gives me a place to start. Tax records may help me follow the years between, track land, and choose the next deed or probate file to check. Here’s how I’d begin.
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This week’s free genealogy lookups: Virginia and Ohio vital records, Maryland and Delaware church records, and Connecticut family histories. Choose a collection and request a free lookup:
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Could your ancestors vote? Voter records can hold family clues, and a missing name can raise questions about the rules of the time. Here’s my look at the people behind the lists.
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A family mystery, secrets across generations, and a signed book to give away. I enjoyed Unwanted by my friend Dan Anderson, who writes as D.W. Anderson. Read about the book and enter here. Closes Nov. 15, 11:59 p.m. Eastern.
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Online Resources for Researching Your Scottish Ancestors | 36
A parish, a will, a military record—which clue could move your Scottish family search forward?
Explore the updated article and research resources:
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When to Hire a Professional Genealogist | 35
A brick wall, distant records, or an unfamiliar language? Explore when expert help may move your family search forward.
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Four coins sent me looking for the people behind a ship design, an assembly line, a shuttle launch, and a spacewalk. I’m finding that the history is what keeps drawing me into collecting.
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The Secrets of the 1840 Census, Revealed | 34
Age groups, occupations and named pensioners can offer clues beyond household tick marks. Which would you follow first?
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I didn’t realize Mary Kawena Pukui was already in my coin collection. Turning over a dollar introduced me to a remarkable life spent preserving Hawaiian language, stories, and knowledge.
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An ancestor’s Social Security application may reveal a birthplace, parents’ names, or a signature. Explore the clues and how to request the record.
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This Week’s Free Genealogy Lookups
Five free indexes: Mayflower families, Salt Lake City burials, Pennsylvania vital records, and Long Island families. Choose an index and request one ancestor.
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One record can turn into another hour. Try five ways to keep genealogy research focused—and leave a clear next step.
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What is Griffith’s Valuation of Ireland? | AF-31
Find an Irish ancestor’s townland, occupier, lessor, and map reference in Griffith’s Valuation.
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Researching the Social Security Death Benefit Records | AF-30
Compare an SSDI entry with original records and find the next clue in your family search.
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The War of 1812 and the Indian Wars: A Double Conflict | AF-29
An ancestor’s unit and service dates can tell you more than a record’s label. Watch the full episode and explore the research resources:
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