In this article I’m going to share with you my Ultimate Beginners Guide to Professional Genealogy Research Online. In this post I am focusing exclusively on genealogy research online. This is a beginners article designed to help you start organizing, strategizing, blueprinting, and masterminding your genealogy research online, as well […]
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European country flags have long been powerful symbols of national identity, pride, and history. The study of flags, known as vexillology, delves into the design, history, and symbolism of these colorful emblems. From medieval banners to modern national flags, Europe boasts a rich tapestry of designs, each with its own
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Lithuanian Song Festival 2024, or “Dainų Šventė 100” in the Lithuanian language, Celebrating a Century of Song and Tradition in Lithuania! The festival is celebrated every four years and this year marked 100 years of celebration. If you’ve never seen Lithuanians dance and celebrate, you’ll definitely want to read on
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Old city directories, dating back as early as the 19th century, are an invaluable resource for genealogists. These documents provide a wealth of information about individuals and businesses, serving as a bridge to our past. This guide will help you navigate and interpret city directories from 1822 to 1995, enhancing
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Is there a better site than Ancestry? Genealogy research has become increasingly popular, with many people turning to online platforms to trace their family histories. Ancestry.com is one of the most well-known platforms, offering a vast array of records and tools to help users build their family trees. However, its
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Exploring your family history can be a fascinating journey, free genealogy research helps unravel tales of your ancestors and connects you with your heritage. However, this journey can often seem daunting and expensive. Fortunately, the internet offers a wealth of resources that allow you to conduct free genealogy research. In
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Early American history, spanning from the early 1600s to the War of 1812, represents a critical period in the formation of the United States. This era encompasses the establishment of colonies, the Revolutionary War, the birth of the nation, and its early challenges. This blog explores significant milestones, influential figures,
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Genealogy is not merely a study of names and dates; it’s a journey into the intricate web of familial relationships that span generations. Among the most intriguing and sometimes confusing aspects of genealogical research are cousin relationships “once removed.” In this detailed blog post, we will delve into the nuances
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In an era where uncovering our ancestry feels as thrilling as solving a mystery, popular DNA tests have become the go-to tool for discovering our genetic heritage. These tests offer a fascinating peek into our past, revealing where our ancestors roamed, the traits we’ve inherited, and sometimes even unexpected connections
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Bibliophile? Well then there is nothing as transcendent as reading books about books! From the history of libraries to early medieval manuscripts and how they were painstakingly copied, the history of the book is a fascinating topic for any avid reader. Here are a few couture recommendations from my library
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This is the biography of James Toone of Virginia. Born in England, he arrived in Virginia in 1651 and is the first of our TUNE surname in the United States. This historical biography is for all descendants of James Toone (c. 1625-1677) and all those carrying the Tune surname whose
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My 2021 reading list is quite different from past years in several regards. The range of topics I’ve read is much more diverse, although still very much historical. It’s been a very rangy year! What has captured my interest lately have been witty, sardonic histories: non-fiction history books written with
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Welcome to your Anglo-Saxon History reading list of recommended books. I’ve covered a wealth of books from historical, to cultural, to genetic, to archaeological to inspire your imagination. The list includes books that I have read or have come recommended on the subject; and while no where near exhaustive (there
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The Plantagenet dynasty is the one that made England, “England.” This Plantagenet dynasty reading list are books in historical order spanning a dynasty that lasted over 330 years! Henry II inherited an challengingly complex kingdom from the previous Norman Dynasty. You may have your own favourite English dynasty, of course;
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The Norman Dynasty was one of profound change in England. This Norman dynasty reading list are books in historical order as a part of my English Reading Series. What follows is a suggested Norman dynasty reading list in proper historical order to satiate your thirst for English Norman history. The
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Looking for Lithuanian books (Lithuania HISTORY, LANGUAGE, LITERATURE) or to start a Lithuanian reading list? This is your starting point for your tikslas, your Lithuanian ‘destination’ or ‘goal’ for Lithuanian books to read. While this list is not exhaustive, it is being updated as I find new, cool Lithuanian books
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