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Case Study: Courthouse Genealogy Research in Action

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Are you new to courthouse genealogy? In this article, you’ll get the chance to follow along on the adventures of a courthouse genealogy research newbie and learn a few tricks that you can apply to your own research. The Beginning of the Adventure OK, I confess: I was a Courthouse Virgin. Except to get a View Website VIP Subscription

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