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This group is for those who of us who are interested in writing out our genealogies and family histories for ourselves and/or others, in any form.

For listeners of The Genealogy Gems Podcast by Lisa Louise Cooke. It's "Genealogy Radio...Online...All The Time!" This is a place to share your interest in the show and family history.See More

Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.

News, discoveries, wish lists, help and undocumented features of the best genealogy site on the internet. Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask. Questions will be shared with area support staff. Cool "How to" tips will be posted.

This group was created for anyone interested in knowing what censuses are available around the world. Also when they were written ,what appeared on the censuses, where to get blank census forms, where to find census records, and how to read them.

This group is for those interested in the specific era of seventeenth century New England, including pilgrims, puritans and non-religious settlers

This group is for people who are into saving their genealogy and family history data in scrapbooks, or would like to learn how. Why settle for plain old printouts when you can have beautiful creations that will become prized family heirlooms?

A forum for discussion of research techniques and problems unique to LDS research. You do NOT have to be a member of the LDS church to join this group. Mutual respect is expected.

MyHeritage is a place for families were you can: Create an share on line family tree with pictures and face recognition technology, organize family events, search for ancestors using Smart Matching™ and Smart Research™

The Worlds First Irish Genealogy Podcast !We create Irish genealogy books, podcasts, Videos and DVD's, since 1978. See More

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For those researching ancestors in the state of Missouri

Quaker records can provide a wealth of information about our ancestors. Do you have Quaker ancestors? Let's trade information and resources.Photo Paula Hinkel, (c) 2005. Taken in Horsham, Pennsylvania.See More

A great way to find ancestors is in Naturalization Records. Passports, Oaths of Allegiance, Denizations and other Citizenship records are available for many countries