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Social Relatives, Grabbing Same Names, Vacations, Storage Unit, Meeting, Experience, Returning for Baby, Ancestral Plants, Wrong Informants, and More
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Social Relatives
We do not consider ourselves an “influencer,” whatever that is. I really don’t understand social media as it seems too similar to “social life” which I don’t al...
Mom's Residence, Noname Details, Pedigree Charts, Get Some Color, Typos, Data Entry, and More
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Where Did Mom Live?
Tried to figure out where the rental farm was that my grandparents lived on from about 1942 until 1958 or so. From what I was told and remember, the 1950 censu...
The Borg, Stones Weather, Brick Wall Keys, A Will Omission, a 1910 Birth Certificate, Lies and More Lies
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The Borg and Writing Over
The Borg apparently existed in Hancock County, Illinois, in the 1870s.
Borg is actually supposed to be “Burke.” The clerk apparently thought it sounde...
Migration Streams, What Were You Doing? Behle-Bailey, Clues from a Blond, a Late Guardian, Not Just One Source, Mullable Roses
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Migration Streams
I came up with the phrase “migration streams” to replace “migration chains” a while back for two reasons. One, I felt it better conveye...
They Took the Train, AI Missed It, Died or Disappeared in the 1840s? Migration Streams Don’t Always Help, A 1959 Trip Makes the Paper—Twice
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They Took the Train
“They took the train back to Illinois just like they did when they went out to Nebraska.”
Grandma had ruined the visions I had of my great-great-grandparents journ...
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Genealogy Tip of the Day is written by Michael John Neill, genealogist for over 40 years, genealogy speaker and lecturer.
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