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Brown County Kansas Genealogy

May 11, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

A great little article today from the Hiawatha World Online about Brown County Genealogy. (Kansas) In part: “Native to New[…]

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My genealogy challenge

May 1, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

My great-grandfather, James Hendrickson, married a young woman named Susan Strange in July of 1870. By the time the 1880[…]

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This week: Creating a Memory Garden

April 18, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

Although I’ve written about Memory Gardens before, here I am doing it again! I first had the notion about creating[…]

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Do You Have War of 1812 Ancestors

April 2, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

For many Americans, the War of 1812 remains an enigma; tucked between two wars fueled by fierce passions, its causes[…]

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How to (Maybe) Solve An Irish Genealogy Mystery

March 17, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

An excerpt from Nancy’s book, Discover Your Family History Online It started at the Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San[…]

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How to Find Free Genealogy & History Pictures

March 14, 2016 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

Find Historical and Genealogical Pictures Online – for Free Bureau of Land Management  National Park Service  National Park Historic Images[…]

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One Hour Genealogist

December 17, 2015 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

Thank you for visiting my site, my Pinterest friends. The page that you’re seeking is temporarily unavailable as I’m in[…]

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Ancestry . . the Ever-Changing Website

October 4, 2015 Nancy Hendrickson How-to Find Ancestors

If you purchased my book, Unofficial Guide to Ancestry.com, be sure to click Continue Reading to get your free PDF of[…]

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