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Genealogists are notorious for accumulating piles of “stuff.” Some researchers’ dining-room tables are so thick with pedigree charts, old family pictures and photocopied Bible records that their spouses have abandoned the idea of actually eating at the table. Others stash mountains of documents on their desks—or to be precise, where the desks used to be; View Website VIP Subscription

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A contributing editor for Family Tree Magazine, Rick Crume specializes in online research, genealogy software, DNA testing and British genealogy.

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