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How To » General Genealogical Guides, Hints & Tips

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  • Fortify Your Family Tree

    Learn how to use genealogy best practices to improve, grow, and strengthen your family tree. Through concrete examples, you'll learn how to produce a professional quality family tree.

  • Genealogy Articles, Tips & Research Guides by Joe Beine

    Topics include census, military, Native American, naturalization and passenger records.

  • Genealogy Guys Learn $

    The best online genealogy courses, videos and webinars from The Genealogy Guys, for beginners, intermediate and experts. Including: Basic Genealogical Research; Intermediate Genealogical Research; Using the Social Security Death Index (SSDI); Using Libraries’ and Archives’ Catalogs Effectively; Wills and Probate Packet; U.S. Military Records; International Classification of Diseases; Swedish Household Examination Books; Introduction to Anglican Parish Records in England; Clues from the Graveyard; Dower Law: A Case Study; Five Reasons the Records Aren't in the Courthouse; Develop Your Ancestor's Story; Seven Essential Research Strategies, and so much more.

  • Genealogy Tracker

    Genealogy Tracker is a collaboration of genealogy tips, research ideas with the help of modern tools of technology. In decades of the past the genealogy research framework relied heavily on heavy research at libraries, churches, and cemeteries. As technology has evolved this research now includes websites, blog posts, forums, tweets, and Facebook. I hope through this blog we can evolve technology into tools usable by a generous genealogy community.

  • GenHelp :: Genealogy Help at Your Fingertips

    Collection of articles, tips, lessons, tutorials and other educational resources.

  • GenTutor Heritage Home Page and Genealogy Tutor Tips

    [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

  • Great Genealogy

    Great Genealogy is a blog focused on doing professional quality genealogy by amateur family historians. It stresses the keys to building a solid foundation that will ensure the most accurate and well sourced genealogy possible.

  • Guide to Family History Research

    By Desmond Walls Allen and Carolyn Earle Billingsley.

  • Guidelines for Sound Genealogical Research

    Recommended by the National Genealogical Society.

  • Guidelines for Using Records Repositories and Libraries

    Recommended by the National Genealogical Society.

  • How to Be a Better Genealogist Podcast

    Each week Michael J. Leclerc, CG, brings you tips, tricks, and discussions to help you improve your research skills on the Genealogy Professor podcast.

  • Jay's Home Page - How to Research Your Genealogy

    A short tutorial on how to do genealogy research.

  • Learning Center

    By Linda Haas Davenport. Information on how to use Census Records, Land Records and Military Records in family history research. Plus other interesting information.

  • Let's Talk Genealogy

    By Diana L. Smith, from StateGenSites.com.

  • Lisa Louise Cooke's Genealogy Gems

    Genealogy Gems brings a fun multimedia approach to family history for beginners and beyond. The flagship Genealogy Gems Podcast has celebrated its millionth download. Premium web audio/video content and an active blog bring genealogy news, research strategies, expert interviews and inspiration to genealogists in 75 countries around the world.

  • Make A Family Tree

    Make a family tree with family tree making guides, free resources and articles about family tree making topics, surnames, and famous family genealogy stories.

  • Promises to Your Ancestors: Making (and Keeping) Your Genealogy Goals

    A five-step guide to how to form goals in your genealogy research and follow through and use them successfully.

  • Roots by Rebecca

    Roots by Rebecca is a family tree research website. Currently it's about the research process and tips on how to research.

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