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Creating Easy, Kid-Friendly Family History Displays

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Want an easy way to teach kids about their family history? Displays showcasing your heritage at home lets them experience it every day for themselves. As a mom and a genealogist, I want to instill in my children a meaningful sense of their heritage. But I can only insert so many family history anecdotes into View Website VIP Subscription

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