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More than 107,000 individuals added to our database traveling from Bremen, Germany to New York City, based on passenger arrival lists (1847-1867). To learn more about the Immigrant Ancestors Project or these specific records, visit the website. |
Think the Family History Library in Salt Lake City is the only place to do serious genealogical research? Think again! Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with Kathryn Daynes, director of BYU's Center for Family History and Genealogy. One hour later as I left her office in the Joseph F. Smith Building, I felt as though I had just discovered a genealogical gold mine. Read more.
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Researching English ancestors? Dr. David H. Pratt, Emeritus Professor of History at
Brigham Young University and Accredited Genealogist Emeritus, has prepared this
up-to-date tutorial outlining some efficient ways to trace English persons in the past.
This web site will also assist professional scholars doing biography, demography,
prosopography, the study of a place or the family as an institution as well as the
genealogy.
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Written as a supplement to Member's Guide to Temple and Family History Work, this
site provides suggestions, quotations, and handouts to help family history teachers. This
site replaces the popular book Teaching Family History: A Resource Guide for Family
History Teachers by Keith A. Erekson.
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