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Today's (10) New Winners ** Today's FREE Lookups - Maryland Settlers and
Soldiers, 1700s-1800s - Maine and New Hampshire Settlers, 1600s-1900s -
Early North Carolina Settlers, 1700s-1900s - Early Louisiana Settlers,
1600s-1800s - Massachusetts Genealogical Records, 1600s-1800s - Early
Alabama, Arkansas, & Mississippi Settlers, 1700s-1800s
** Yesterday's
Databases - Passenger and Immigration Lists: Philadelphia,
1800-1850 - Russians to America, 1850-1896 - American Source
Records in England, 1600s-1800s - Irish & British Immigrants to
America, 1870-1872 Vol. 2
** Genealogy Learning Center - Tips for
Getting Past Genealogy Burnout - Who Really Named Maine? - Illegitimacy in
England and Wales
** Today's Map - (American Revolution, the South,
1780)
** Famous Family Trees - Doris Duke - Douglas MacArthur -
ErnestShackleton - Flora MacDonald - Henry Ford - Jesse James
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Maryland Settlers and Soldiers,
1700s-1800s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ In
records ranging from newspaper abstracts and marriage licenses to military
diaries and cemetery transcriptions, this database identifies
approximately 313,000 of Maryland's settlers and soldiers.
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Maine and New Hampshire Settlers,
1600s-1900s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Discover
this sweeping collection of vital records, local histories, pension records,
gravestone inscriptions, probate records, and census
records. Comprehensive in its coverage of early Maine and New Hampshire,
this database references approximately 331,000 individuals.
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Early North Carolina Settlers,
1700s-1900s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This
unique collection is comprehensive in its coverage of early North Carolina
marriage records, death records, land records, historical sketches, and
biographies referencing approximately 200,000 individuals. While the books
focus on North Carolina genealogy and history, you'll often find record of
South Carolina ancestors.
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Early Louisiana Settlers,
1600s-1800s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Comprehensive
in its coverage of early Louisiana, this unique collection of census records,
family histories, military records, and immigration records references
approximately 57,000 individuals.
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Massachusetts Genealogical Records,
1600s-1800s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Containing
24 volumes of vital records, family histories, passenger lists, military
records, census data, and cemetery records, this collection provides
an excellent cross-section of early Massachusetts genealogical
data.
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Early Alabama, Arkansas, & Mississippi Settlers,
1700s-1800s ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Most
of the books reference early settlers of Alabama. Among them, you'll find a
transcription of Alabama's only remaining 1820 census return, an index
to thousands of wills, and a collection of courthouse records of important
events (for example, births, marriages, land transactions, deaths,
etc.).
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Yesterday's
Databases ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ---
Passenger and Immigration Lists: Philadelphia, 1800-1850 --- Russians
to America, 1850-1896 --- American Source Records in England,
1600s-1800s --- Irish & British Immigrants to America, 1870-1872
Vol. 2
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Tips for Getting Past Genealogy
Burnout ---------------------------------------------------------------------- It
happens to all of us at one time or another. Our genealogical research
becomes so frustrating or confounding that we feel like throwing in the
towel. At other times, we may feel overwhelmed with the other extreme of
having acquired so much information about a person or family, some of
it conflicting with no means to reconcile it, that we want to give
up...
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Who Really Named
Maine? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Forty-nine
of the states have documented histories telling where their names originated.
One state’s name origin has always remained shrouded in mystery: the state
of Maine...
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Illegitimacy in England and
Wales ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Somewhere
among our English or Welsh ancestors most of us find at least one instance of
illegitimacy, either in the direct line or among close collateral
relations. There are a few generally known facts about the topic.
...
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billions of names and access user-submitted family trees. You can also share
and collaborate online with family, friends and fellow family
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Free Family Tree
Templates ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Free
printable templates, forms, charts, diagrams and more to help organize your
family tree research.
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Census Extraction
Forms ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Census
extraction forms are doubly valuable: not only do they allow researchers to
see the format and column headings for various census years (especially if
the schedules themselves are hard to read), they also provide a clean and
convenient method for extracting and filing important information you
find.
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Today's Map - (American Revolution, the South,
1780) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Paullin,
Charles O., Carnegie Institution of Washington. Atlas of the Historical
Geography of the United States. Baltimore, MD: A. Hoen & Co., Inc.,
1932.
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Famous Family
Trees ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Search
our growing collection of celebrity trees to see if you're related to a host
of famous people including royalty, politicians and heroes from the wild
west.
Explore these famous family trees.
--- Doris Duke ---
Douglas MacArthur --- ErnestShackleton --- Flora MacDonald --- Henry
Ford --- Jesse James
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enjoy. Using a Genealogical idea or fact, I want the reader to laugh! I hope
you enjoy them and new cartoons are posted on the web each week.
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Family & Local
Histories ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Our
collection lets you read journals, memoirs and other first-hand historical
narratives. Gathered from some of the world's finest libraries, these rare
materials can help you add detail and personality to the pages of your
family history.
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View Census
Records ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Census
records are among the most widely used materials with which genealogists
work. They provide a good benchmark as to where our ancestors were (or
were not) located at a particular point in time.
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Military and Civil Service
Records ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Military
service records provide unique facts and insights into the lives of men and
women who have served their countries at home or abroad.
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