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Professional Genealogists Use Timelines Help Break Down Brick Walls

Professional genealogists run into brick walls as often as amateur genealogists, the difference is in how they in part attempt to resolve it.  The use of timelines has allowed us to reach conclusions that were not otherwise readily apparent.  We did some … Continue reading

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Professional Genealogists Using Topographic Maps to Locate Ancestors

Professional genealogists use topographic maps, along with information from deeds, survey books and other probate documents, to define where ancestors owned property.  This approach in doing genealogy research is especially helpful for two people with the same name located within a relatively close proximity.  This genealogical research technique allows … Continue reading

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