Deborah Carl, a professional genealogist, shares her findings and research tips. For her Blog see https://www.facebook.com/YourFamilyHistory
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I am a professional genealogist and volunteer researcher at the Nashua Historical Society. My favorite stomping ground for research is Acerra. My husband's family is from there and everyone is pretty much related to everyone else by marriage.
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