Michael’s Substack--Genealogy Tip of the Day
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Discoveries, Clues, and Genealogy Thoughts from the Research Filing Cabinet
Our most recent social media postings—-these are all fairly short!
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Probate Proves a Death
This is probably one of the best estate documents I have found recently. It gives the date and place of death for the dece...
Certificate of Live Birth, Social Security Card, Uncrossed ts, AI is a Tool, Gotta Check Thrulines, Cutting Grandma Out, AI Perspective, and Most Credence
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Certificate of Live Birth
It calls itself a “Certificate of Live Birth,” so that is what I am calling it. I’m not reproducing the entire thing because the bottom says I’m not supposed...
New Notebook for Genealogy, the Flu and Records, Riley is Adverse
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The Flu, Guardianships, and Court Records
I discovered a court case that was appealed to the Illinois State Supreme Court while searching on Google books. I have included part of the summary here in this post. The...
Reading What they Signed, Imprecise Relationships, Suing my In-Laws, and More
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Could Your Ancestor Read What They Signed?
It never really dawned on me until just now. Just how literate was your ancestor?
The clipping in this blog indicates that my ancestor did...
An Odd Od, Detail Lamentations, NotebookAI, and Metes and Bounds
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Is that an “od?”
from a while back
It looks like an “od” in between the names of John H Gronewald and Cornelia M Albers on this document from her 1880-era homestead claim in Dawson County, Nebraska. It clearly is not....
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Genealogy Tip of the Day is written by Michael John Neill, genealogist for over 40 years, genealogy speaker and lecturer. Support our content at https://buymeacoffee.com/genealogytipoftheday
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