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Breaking News: AncestryDNA results are being rolled out. I just got the Origins update --KA, Digital Editor #genealogy
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I’m definitely not refreshing AncestryDNA waiting for the new origins update. 👀 Hoping my random 2% Icelandic finally makes sense—anyone else ready for surprise heritage shifts?
—KA, Digital Editor
#Genealogy #AncestryDNA #GeneticGenealogy
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It’s Hispanic Heritage Month! If you’re tracing your Hispanic or Latin American roots, this guide shares key records, research strategies, and resources to help you get started.
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National Hispanic Heritage Month History and Genealogy Tips - Family Tree Magazine
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15! Here are some key facts about why (and what) the celebration is all about, plus tips for researching your Hispanic ancestry.
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Plotting against Cromwell? Risky. Running out of cheese? Truly unforgivable. 🧀 #Priorities #relatable #stresscheese
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This may be my favourite postscript of all time. The author and his son-in-law were being investigated for plotting against Oliver Cromwell in 1656.

'I desire my daughter to send me a Cheese, for this my restraint hath forced me to eate them she sent before sooner then was intended'.

#stresscheese
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Are you related directly, a niece or nephew or a first or second cousin of a United States commissioned Union #CivilWar Officer? Please contact me regarding a special project. RT
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My ancestors' surnames have so many different spellings throughout records, I'm starting to think that census takers were playing Scrabble. -KA, Digital Editor
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My ancestors' surnames have so many different spellings throughout records, I'm starting to think that census takers were playing Scrabble. -KA, Digital Editor
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I also have Young--two brothers who married McClain sisters. Or was in McLean? McLain? McClean? -KA, Digital Editor
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Agreed. The rule of 3 is definitely important for that reason!
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Andrew is fun to research because of how difficult it is to search for (especially in newspapers) because it's traditionally a given name. Vocab lists are the best! -KA, Digital Editor
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Genealogy never comes in appetizer portions (we all need more hard drive space!). Our plate is always stacked like it's Thanksgiving dinner.
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I prefer using "ibid." if it's citing the exact same information. If not, a new citation is what I usually do -KA, Digital Editor
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Holladay, Andrew (no S), Essig ("vinegar" in German), and Paulison --KA, Digital Editor
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Our digital editor says, "B is for Boundaries because my Indiana ancestors loved moving just over the county line to confuse me."
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Check out this month's new Family Tree Magazine Podcast! In this episode, Robbie Gorr gives expert advice and tips for mastering cemetery transcription: 🔗 familytreemagazine.com/podcasts/per...

Have you done any cemetery transcription work? Let us know in the comments! #Genealogy #FamilyHistory
Perfecting the Cemetery Transcription - An Interview with Robbie Gorr - Family Tree Magazine
In this episode of the Family Tree Magazine podcast, Robbie Gorr provides tips for the mastering the cemetery transcription.
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Plus, grab your free #FamilyHistoryMonth handbook here: familytreemagazine.com/freebie/the-...
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Happy #FamilyHistoryMonth! We’re celebrating all month long with exclusive themed content delivered right to your inbox-from cemetery research to immigration records and everything in between. 🔗 Subscribe now: familytreemagazine.com/newsletter-s...
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Did you know Elephind version 2.0 launched this week? 📰 One of our longtime favorite tools for searching historical newspapers just got a major update and relaunch! Explore what’s new here: 🔗 familytreemagazine.com/records/news... #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #HistoricalNewspapers #Elephant
Elephind 2.0: Search Free Newspaper Collections on Elephind - Family Tree Magazine
Discover the new Elephind version 2.0. Learn the tools and technology to search millions of digitized pages in historic newspaper collections on Elephind for your genealogy research.
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#GenHour ICYMI
Looking forward to this article by @danielloftus.projectinfant.ie

I suspect we'll agree on so many details of what to do and what NOT to do.
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It's full of great advice and expert tips! #WaitDontMake
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Check out the newest episode of the Best Websites podcast! Host Lisa Louise Cooke highlights some of the most valuable features of Veridian, an excellent resource for finding historical newspapers. Check it out on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts: www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvhY... #genealogy
Exploring Historical Newspaper Pages with Veridian with Lisa Louise Cooke | Best Websites
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