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family tree questions:
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family genealogy news:
Genealogy today: Stories bring ancestors to life
I like the research aspect of doing genealogy, but I feel compelled to write. Maybe one of my ancestors is quietly whispering, "Tell my story." I enter data into my genealogy program, but the reports that it generates are not what my children want to see.

Digging up ancestors' playing days
Genealogy is all the rage at the moment, boosted by the TV series 'Who Do You Think You Are?'

'Who Blowed Up' teaches genealogy study
Russell P. Baker of the Arkansas History Commission will conduct a local presentation on the use of church records in conjunction with genealogy research.

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