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- USGenWeb® - Always Free
Check out the USGenWeb Archives for a ton of useful FREE information! Quick Links Home About Us Special Projects Research Volunteer Support Search Contact Us Contact the National Coordinator with Project questions, suggestions, or concerns Contact any Web Management Team member for usgenweb org website questions, suggestions, or concerns
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- Researching Your Family History - The USGenWeb Project
Add your text here Researching Your Family History Using traditional research techniques is the ultimate way to research your family history This includes finding original evidence by physically searching everywhere – libraries, government offices, churches, funeral homes, cemeteries, etc The result will be a soundly built family tree backed by primary, secondary, and ephemeral supporting
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The USGenWeb Project continues to evolve thanks to every past, present and future volunteer Awards Family Tree Magazine has named the USGenWeb Project to its annual 101 Best Web Sites for genealogy list for 2018 Featured as a Key Genealogical Site on the FAMILYSEARCH site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
- Using USGenWeb - The USGenWeb Project
The USGenWeb Project is a good place to explore and troll for a family history treasure To get the most from it, equip yourself with a list of the surnames that interest you, and make a note of the counties where you think you'll be likely to find something
- Special Projects- Always Free - USGenWeb
These USGenWeb affiliate projects are independently managed Contact the Special Project Coordinator found on each project website to contribute or volunteer Archives Projects The Archives Project - Archives is a digital library that curates a variety of contributed transcriptions, documents, images, and photos
- Maps - The USGenWeb Project
Add your text here Using Maps Maps are an important aid to family history research State and county lines were in flux in the early days of our country The borders shown on older maps may lead you to widen your focus to look for ancestors in a different county or even a different state Migration pattern maps (in addition to topographical maps) can be used to figure out where your ancestors
- Finding Names - The USGenWeb Project
Handwriting Considerations Before doing research in old records, it is a good idea to become familiar with all the variants in letter formation Many errors are made by people who are not familiar with the handwriting styles of the colonial and pioneer periods in our country There are some very common pitfalls that I can comment on - even without illustration The letters "s" and "f" are
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