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Reflections on a Life
George Matheson paints a picture of his grandparents’ life through letters and diaries and memorabilia left in an attic so slong ago

Doubtful Notes, Debtors, and Deadbeats
David A. Norris looks at promissory notes and how they can supplement your research

Anne McGill’s Long Journey
Joe Grandinetti shows us how the chance discovery of a family Bible led to solving the mystery of his grandmother’s immigration from Ireland in the 1920s

The Canadian Immigration Museum at Pier 21
Andrew Hind looks at the historic immigration processing facility and family history research centre located in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Sailing in their Wake
Mary Roddy recommends ‘living the history’ of your ancestors through sailing, railroads, planes and more

Militia and Volunteers in the Early Indian Wars
David A. Norris illuminates how to find genealogical records left by the Indian Wars east of the Mississippi

The Value of Art in Research
Gabrielle Morgan shows how researching your ancestors’ pastimes can reveal a great deal about how they lived

Engaging Children with Genealogy and Family History
Arnon Hershkovitz gives examples of how young children can get involved in family history research — at home or in the community!

Some Thoughts on Family History Writing
Alice Marie Beck reflects on the importance of documenting your family history for the sake of future generations

The Golden Age of Cemeteries
Dave Obee suggests that these are the best of times for cemetery research

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