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I’m not quite sure where to fit this one under the categories I’ve laid out, I may have to think of a fresh spot. Once again I’ve discovered a great link thanks to Random Genealogy, this time on the topic of the Information that’s found in Deeds. He refers to a tutorial at GSC Associates. It gives a GREAT introduction to interpreting what you may find in Deed records. It’s very well done and it comes full of examples.
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Let Your Genealogy Software Do Much Of The Work For You Tampa Tribune, FL - He migrated to North Carolina between 1835 and 1837, and then to Georgia between 1837 and 1840. Go to your genealogy software and enter each of these ... |
Quaker genealogy records important for research Terre Haute Tribune Star, IN - Volume 1 contains the items of genealogical value found in the 33 monthly meetings that belonged to the North Carolina Yearly Meeting. ... |
Not All Tree Sitters Are Related Tampa Tribune, FL - But, if you want to get the imposters out of the family tree, you must at least admit these genealogy sins to yourself and start the purge. ... |
Gaston County Public Library offers year-round gifts Gaston Gazette, NC - ... audiobooks and recordings, career guides, a job-search center, genealogy and local history collections, newspapers, photocopier and fax services, ... |
MYSTERIES: Inexpensive entertainment for tight budgets Richmond Times Dispatch, VA - And Patricia Sprinkle, who grew up in North Carolina and Florida and lives in Georgia, puts genealogy to entertaining use in her "family-tree" series. ... |
Free programs this month at the library Asheville Citizen-Times, NC - Call the adult reference desk at 697-4725 to sign up for our numerous computer and genealogy classes and reference database demonstrations, ... |