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An article about researching the professions of the passengers who arrived onboard the Mayflower in 1620, using historical newspapers.

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This article presumes that the research will produce knowledge of at least three generations past. How can this affect the well-being of older people? Probably in more ways than expected. Consider learning about your genealogy today!

I’ve added the Excel Ancestor Inventory Form to the Downloads tab at the top of the screen. Here are a few hints that I’ve put together as I’ve worked with the form: Page 1: Sibli…

Organize your genealogy photos and documents with special folder icons for old photos, newspapers, school records, correspondence, cemetery records and even passenger lists

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Download a free printable Family Tree Template for Excel or Google Sheets that shows 6 generations on a single page. This is great for genealogy projects. It was inspired by the family tree view on ancestry.com and familysearch.org, and makes efficient use of the space on the left of the page. Design by Vertex42.com.

Do you like to search for genealogy records for your ancestors for Free? Duh. I have about 40 websites that I frequently use. Some have digitized records in their collections. Some have links to collections that can be searched or browsed. Some include transcribed records. And some have useful genealogical educational information. All of the