Tuesday’s Tip: Census Records, an Interesting Public Resource for Genealogy Research

ow that you’ve collected as much information as you can from within your family to complete your Family Group Sheets and Pedigree Charts (refer to my post, “Five Steps to Getting Started with Your Family Research,“ for more information), it’s time to begin looking for your ancestors in public records. Census Records are a very good [...]

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Saturday Night Genealogy Fun – Who has the most Census Records?

It’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun with genealogy extraordinaire – Randy Seaver — and tonight’s mission, should I decide to accept it is: Determine which of your ancestors has appeared in the most census records – any census!” After reviewing my Ancestry family tree online, it seems that my paternal great-great-grandmother, Mary Magdalene (Allen) Moten (1869-1951), has appeared [...]

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Surname Saturday: Chapple

It’s Surname Saturday at GeneaBloggers.com and this series is intended to give genealogy bloggers a chance to discuss a family surname by giving details about its origin, its geographical location(s), and how it fits into their family research. ORIGIN According to Ancestry.com, the meaning of Chapel is, English: variant spelling of Chappell. French: from a diminutive of Old [...]

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