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• 22 Jun, 2018
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If you’re a family history enthusiast who has hesitated to use the FamilySearch Family Tree mobile app because it doesn’t have the same features as the website, think again! App usage has increased 150% over the past year as the app has grown

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• 19 Jun, 2018
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by Amie Tennant Countries in the British Commonwealth observe Remembrance Day every November 11 by wearing Remembrance Day poppies and honoring those who fought in World War I. Learn how this tradition began, and research your own World War I ancestors. W

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• 13 Jun, 2018
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Do you have an ancestor who participated in the War of 1812? If so, the War of 1812 pension files may hold a treasure trove of genealogical information for you. These records have previously been difficult to access until, led by the Federation of Genealo

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• 12 Jun, 2018
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FamilySearch added over 700,000 New York naturalization records and one million more historical records and images from Arkansas, Idaho, Kansas, Ohio, and New Jersey. The BillionGraves Index has added over 600,000 indexed records and images to their datab

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• 11 Jun, 2018
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by Jan Mayer Heart-touching scenes and shocking surprises were the norm for Relative Race Season Three, which began filming in Washington, DC. Producers BYUtv and Lenzworks had promised to change things up this season, and indeed they did. Then: Shock and

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• 28 May, 2018
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From 1917–1918, millions of brave men and women left their homes to fight for their country in the Great War. It’s likely that someone in your family tree was among them. Do you know their story? Draft and service records from World War I can be a