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12 Strategies for Using FamilySearch Full-Text Sea...
Posted by Kimberly Powell | Feb 29, 2024 | Cluster Genealogy, FamilySearch, Land Records, Online Records, Wills and Probate | 0
Digging Details from Pre-1850 U.S. Census Records
Posted by Kimberly Powell | Jan 11, 2024 | Census Records, Methodology | 0
Unlock Your Ancestors’ Stories: 25 Free Webs...
Posted by Kimberly Powell | Jan 3, 2024 | FamilySearch, Online Records, U.S. Genealogy | 0
Tract Books: An Index to Public Domain Land
Posted by Kimberly Powell | Oct 13, 2023 | Land Records, U.S. Genealogy | 0
Enumeration Districts and Census Tracts
Posted by Kimberly Powell | Mar 30, 2023 | Census Records, Featured Post Slider, History and Laws | 0
Using Historical Laws to Dig More From Tax Records
by Kimberly Powell | Apr 13, 2024 | History and Laws, Tax Records | 0
Mining Tax Lists and the Laws That Created Them What Were They Taxed On? Tax assessed in Martin...
Read More12 Strategies for Using FamilySearch Full-Text Search
by Kimberly Powell | Feb 29, 2024 | Cluster Genealogy, FamilySearch, Land Records, Online Records, Wills and Probate | 0
How to Find Hidden Family Using FamilySearch Full-Text Search Updated 2 January 2026 FamilySearch...
Read MoreDigging Details from Pre-1850 U.S. Census Records
by Kimberly Powell | Jan 11, 2024 | Census Records, Methodology | 0
Learn how to make use of the tick marks in pre-1850 US census records to reveal valuable information about your ancestors.
Read MoreUnlock Your Ancestors’ Stories: 25 Free Websites for Exploring American Ancestry
by Kimberly Powell | Jan 3, 2024 | FamilySearch, Online Records, U.S. Genealogy | 0
Exploring your family history doesn’t have to come with a price tag. Our list of 25 top free...
Read MoreTract Books: An Index to Public Domain Land
by Kimberly Powell | Oct 13, 2023 | Land Records, U.S. Genealogy | 0
Federal tract books serve as a master index to sales, leases, homesteads, and other transactions related to the disposition of the majority of surveyed public land in the 30 U.S. public land states. Learn how to use tract books to locate information on your ancestors or the original ownership of a particular parcel!
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