"I just found out that World War I military records are a bit spendy! $70 for 6 pages or more."
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Genealogy Tip of The Day
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Evan(s) Family Genealogy
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Photo of the Day
The photo is dated about 1910s possibly taken in Alberta, Canada. A man is standing in front of an early model car.www.genealogistjournal.com/journal/photo-of-the-day024See More
"Here are some early Canadian maps. They show the east coast.
https://www.genealogistjournal.com/journal/early-canadian-maps"
Descendants of the Watauga Association
This group is dedicated to the descendants of and those with historical interest in the Watauga Association. The association was located in present day Washington, Carter, and Sullivan Counties in Tennessee.See More
Scotch-Irish
An American ethic group of those who think their ancestors were Scottish Protestants living in Ulster. Our challenges: researching in colonial times, crossing the Pond, researching in Ireland. You can do this, but need to learn how. It is not easy.See More
Evan(s) Family Genealogy
Whether your Evan(s) was English, Irish, Scottish, or Welsh, this is where you can research and discuss the Evans Family. Come discover your Evans relations. Variants include Even(s), Ewan, Ewen, McEwen (See featured Topic for others)See More
"Hello,
My name is Jenny. My second paternal great grandmother was Etta Olive Tull. She was the granddaughter of Daniel Brown Tull and Olive Gray. "
TULL
This will be a place to discuss all TULL's of the world. Please start a discussion with your line or place your Tull's lived.
American Revolutionary War Ancestors
Find out about your ancestor in the American Revolution. Members will assist each other with researching American Revolutionary War ancestors.
"Welcome CJ! I wish you all the luck with your genealogical puzzle! Also, my ancestors mainly come from the Isle of Briton and Ireland, with a healthy serving of Scandinavian.
Sincerely,
Jenny Findsen
Genealogist Journal"
"Hello everyone,
My name is Jenny and I am happy to join the Genealogy Wise community. I am a historian specializing in late-Imperial Russia/early Soviet history. Much of my academic writing centers around female terrorism, military service,…"
"Revolutionary War Monument in Smyth County, Virginia
https://www.genealogistjournal.com/journal/revolutionarywarmonument"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Findsen, Pinkerton, Bowen, Havins, Van Dusen, Marlin, Bergstrom, Barrett, Evans, Moreland, Gurney, Orcutt, Guthrie, Morgan, Lowe, Dargatz, Welke, Klukas Colbaugh, Rasor, Odette, Jackson, Bean, Easley, Hitchcock, Stevens, Richards, Gurke
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- United States, Russia, Poland, Canada, German
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Advanced Family History Researcher
- If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
- I am a trained historian in Russian and European history. I have done extensive genealogical research in Germans from Russia, New England, and in Colonial Virginia and Tennessee.
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- I started genealogical research over 20 years ago when I first started a family. I wanted to get a better understanding of our ancestors and how their lives affect our present day.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://www.genealogistjournal.com
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Photo of the Day
The photo is dated about 1910s possibly taken in Alberta, Canada. A man is standing in front of an early model car.…
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