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Ancestry Weekly Journal

The Ancestry Weekly Journal brings a weekly boost to your research with helpful articles, tips, and information on the latest new tools to help you discover your family's history. It's also a gateway to the 24/7 Family History Circle blog where you can interact with columnists and other readers and share your tips and comments on newsletter posts.

 
Ancestry Weekly Journal, Happy Labor Day! Free 1900 Census Index
Lou Szucs tells us how we can get a closer look at our blue collar ancestors who may not have left much of a record, and Sandra Luebking reminds us how invigorating family history conferences can be. Plus, Your Quick Tips, The Year Was 1894, and ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal: AncestryPress Tips and Your Genealogy Staycation
Juliana gives some tips for creating a great AncestryPress project, and George gives us some economically friendly ways to take a genealogy "staycation." Plus a tip from Michael, Quick Tips, The Year Was 1883, and much more! ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal, Your Ancestors and the Law, and Tracking Collaterals
Juliana discusses some ways the laws your ancestors obeyed can affect our research, Paula give us some great examples of how tracking collaterals can give your research a boost, Your Quick Tips, The Year Was 1842, and much more.... ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal, 10 Places to Find Immigrant Origins and Tax Records
A list of ten places you could find the name of your ancestral hometown, another look at getting the most from the IRS Tax Assessment records at Ancestry, Your Quick Tips, The Year Was 1765, and much more... ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal, 10 Genealogical Exercises and Getting the Most from Obituaries
Juliana gives us ten genealogical exercises that can help you jumpstart your research, Michael shows what you can do with the information found in obituaries, Your Quick Tips, The Year Was 1877, and much more... ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal, British Patents and Preserving Photo Albums
Maureen advises a reader on the best way to preserve an album that is beyond repair, and Sherry tells us about a 150-year old index to British patents that could reveal an ancestor in your family tree. Plus Your Quick Tips, The Year Was 1838 ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal: Disappearing Ancestors and Paula's Favorite Things
Juliana shares some ideas for dealing with disappearing ancestors, Paula shares a list of her favorite things, and Michael reminds us to browse around our ancestors' neighborhoods via the census. Plus Quick Tips, The Year Was 1770 and much more.. ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal, Age Discrepancies and Early Census Records
Juliana suggests some steps for addressing age discrepancies and Mary Penner reminds us of the value of early census records. Plus Quck Tips, The Year Was 1875 and much more... ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal-Photo Sense, Money Saving Tips, and Marriage Records
Maureen offers common sense tips for keeping your camera and photographs safe this summer, George talks about various types of marriage records, and Michael shares some money saving trips for your genealogical research trips this summer. Plus ...
Ancestry Weekly Journal: Descendant books in AncestryPress and Who Were Their Parents?
Juliana shares her experience with a new book project available from AncestryPress and Michael looks at some options for determining parentage for an 1820s era married couple. Plus, Quick Tips, The Year Was... Summary and more. ...
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