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Lesson 10: Social Security Death Index

Lesson 11: Taxing Tales

Lesson 12: Creating Worthwhile Genealogies: Evidence, Sources, Documentation,and Citation

Lesson 13: Military Records (Worldwide)

Lesson 14: Military Records (United States)

Lesson 15: Tracing Immigrant Ancestors

Lesson 16: Naturalization Records

Lesson 17: Church Records

Lesson 18: Fraternal Organizations

Lesson 19: Heraldry for Genealogists

Lesson 1: Where to begin?

Lesson 20: City Directories and Newspapers

Lesson 21: Tracing Irish, Scotch-Irish and Scottish Ancestors

Lesson 22: Italian Roots & Hispanic Heritage

Lesson 23: Scandinavian Roots

Lesson 24: Oh, Canada!

Lesson 25: Ethnic Roots

Lesson 26: Germanic Ancestors

(Plus: Austrians, Dutch, Belgians, Swiss, Luxembourgers, and Liechensteiners).

Lesson 27: Polish, Russians, Czechs, Hungarians, Croatians, Slovakians, etc.

Lesson 28: English, Welsh, Australian, New Zealand, South Africa, India, South Pacific Islands

Lesson 29: American Land Records

Lesson 2: What's in a name?

Lesson 30: Court Records

Lesson 31: Adoption and Orphans Research

Lesson 3: Using technology to dig up roots

Lesson 4: Vital Records: Death, Tombstones and Cemeteries

Lesson 5: Vital Records: Marriage Records and Evidence

Lesson 6: Vital Records: Birth Records

Lesson 7: What is the question?

Lesson 8: Spelling of Names

Lesson 9: Census Records: Soundex, Indexes and Finding Aids