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Getting organized and knowing how to address government agencies and organizations can help you get quicker, more effective results. Family Tree Magazine has created these 61 free genealogy forms that can help you access and organize your family history information. They're available in two formats: text and portable document format...

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From genealogy forms and family tree templates, to reference charts and ebooks, here are free resources to take your genealogy research to the next level.

Dig deeper in your research to find hidden gems at these four free and underused genealogy websites.

Happy New Year! I’ve been thinking about how I’ve been doing my genealogy and I’d like to make some changes for 2017. (Wouldn’t everyone?) I tend to become obsessed with a s…

Spreadsheets are perfect for genealogy research to help organize, manage, and visualize discoveries and progress.

Chances are you have some paper files in your genealogy records. But how can you organize them? Here’s one method of getting that paper under control.

Not sure where to start your ancestry research? My site has family sheets and ancestry research tips to help you make your family search easy and enjoyable.

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