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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...
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Genealogy
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Generally Reasonably Exhaustive, You Forgot, That Reflection, Farm Renters, DNA Suggestion, Parental Pensions, Pension Fact vs. Fiction, Thoughts on Proving a Death Date
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Generally Reasonably Exhaustive
Generally speaking, a “reasonably exhaustive” search is one that searches for every record that a genea...
Grave Stories, Train Letters, UFO Nancy, Facebook Evidence, Colfax Ditch, Vital Forces, an 1889 Quit Claim Deed
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What Stories are You Taking to Your Grave?
I made the comment once in a genealogical forum that there were family stories that I know that I’m taking to my grave.
You would hav...
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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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