How to find land records for genealogy research AND how to plot them on current maps. Discover how land records can transform your family history research by revealing relationships, women's maiden names, military service, and more.
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Have you missed buried treasure in your family history search? This oft forgotten record of 491 volumes is a goldmine and may be the key to your family history happiness! Knowledge of this treasure is a MUST for genealogy researchers. Learn more here! www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnMi...
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Spending the day at the FamilySearch library is always the best kind of day. Nothing beats the thrill of uncovering new family stories! #genealogy

Don’t overlook the best archive, your own family! Talking to relatives can uncover photos, letters, and stories you won’t find anywhere else. Start the conversation before those memories are lost. #genealogy

Standing in front of my great-grandmother’s home—the place where my grandmother grew up. It’s amazing to imagine the stories these walls could tell and the generations that came before me who walked this same path. Have you ever visited one of your ancestors’ homes?
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When you find an unmarked or incomplete headstone, visit the cemetery office. They often have burial records that reveal names, dates, and relationships you won’t find anywhere else. #Genealogy

Headed into the Vermont State Archives to see what family secrets the records might spill. #genealogy

A quiet moment at Plum Island Lighthouse. One of my favorite views from my New England trip.

Your family tree might hold a secret—were your roots tangled up in the Salem Witch Trials? #genealogy

Finally made it to the New England Historic Genealogical Society—the oldest & largest in the U.S., founded in 1845. Incredible records, helpful staff, and a true step into history. Sometimes the answers we seek are in places preserving them for generations. Have you been? #genealogy