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Saturday, June 17, 2006

Great Mapper - GoldBug Sitefinder

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I love maps. I could spend all day looking at them wondering where exactly my ancestors lived. The GoldBug Online SiteFinder is really gre...

Excavating Grandma's Privy

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Craig Pfannkuche gave a talk at the National Genealogical Society meeting in Chicago last week on "Excavating Grandma's Privy"...

My Dad - Fred Seaver (1911-1983)

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My father, Fred W. Seaver, was born in Leominster MA in 1911, the fifth of seven children, six of whom lived to retirement age. From the ac...
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7 Genealogical Laws of Success

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Lee Anders has a new genealogy blog called Geneaholic - hopelessly addicted. Put it on your blog list. I really enjoyed her post on the Se...
Friday, June 16, 2006

Genealogy ... of Rock and Roll

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Now for something different! Look at this great chart of the Genealogy of Rock and Roll . You can use the magnifying glass to see the detail...
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A good Genealogy day

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I posted some weeks ago about copying about 20 probate records (wills, inventories, etc) from the FHL microfilm for Bristol County, Massachu...
Thursday, June 15, 2006

Local Library Online Databases

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Have you checked what online genealogy-oriented databases your local library might have available for the home-bound researcher? As an examp...

Are you using the FHL Library Catalog?

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Is your genealogy research stuck on "brick wall?" One of the major tenets of genealogy research is that you should obtain primary...
Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Are you using City Directories?

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City Directories are one of those genealogy resources that you either absolutely love or you don't know about. Using City Directories, ...

Pursuing my Elusive Ancestors - Part 4 (end)

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This is the fourth and final installment about my 2004 research trip and vacation to the Northeast. Parts 1 through 3 are below. After leav...