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April
17,
2019

By Gena Philibert-Ortega

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If you’re familiar with archival research you’ve heard the term “finding aid.” An archival finding aid describes the content of a collection, providing you enough …
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April
03,
2019
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Chinese families have been recording genealogy for nearly a thousand years. Their unique records may help you trace your Chinese ancestry into the distant …
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April
03,
2019

By Frances Mulraney

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Does your Irish family have links to the Church of Ireland? You could find out more about their past with the help of soon-to-be digitized records. One of the …
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April
01,
2019

By Thomas MacEntee

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Findmypast Wins Contract for 1921 Census of England & Wales Online In the most anticipated family history development since the online publication of the 1939 …
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May
18,
2018
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If you’ve ever tried to attend a session at a family history conference where Ron Tanner is speaking, you know of his popularity, or the high consumer interest in the product he manages—the …
April
13,
2018
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David Rencher is FamilySearch International's chief genealogical officer. In his downtown office overlooking the meticulous flower gardens of the Mormon Church’s corporate headquarters in Salt …
February
23,
2018
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A beehive-buzz of excitement and anticipation grows the deeper you move into the crowds of RootsTech, a trending international conference held in Utah with up to 30,000 in-person attendees and …

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