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How to Get the Most Out of Every Genealogy Record

Waaaaaay back in 2000, Family Tree Magazine was born. To celebrate 10 years of helping genealogists trace their family trees, I’ll be sharing some of our best advice from each year of publication. Kicking things off, Marcia Yannizze Melnyk’s advice from October 2000 helps you squeeze every drop of usefulness...

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Hamilton County, Ohio Online Probate Court Records Archive

The probate court for Hamilton County, Ohio has an Archived Records Search for records from 1791 to 1994.

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If your online ancestor searches are missing the mark, follow these tips to aid your genealogical googling.

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March 2009 Branching Out: Making Ends Meet Premium

Has the wilting economy put genealogy beyond your financial reach?

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Terrace Park, Ohio Website Combines House History and Genealogy

What started as a survey of house histories has turned into a website with genealogy information for the entire Terrace Park, OH community.

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January 2010 Genealogy Insider: Are you in the Top 10? Premium

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January 2010 Genealogy Insider: A Better View Premium

It’s frustratingly obvious to you that your ancestor’s birth year was mistranscribed in Ancestry.com’s 1900 census, but you couldn’t do a darn thing about it except send an e-mail and hope somebody paid attention. Until now.   Last August, Ancestry.com released an enhanced image viewer with three new...

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