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How to Avoid Common Family History Pitfalls and Myths

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Ira Gershwin: A Life in Words with Michael Owen

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Ten Steps to Writing & Publishing Your Family History

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Load in Nine Times: Poems with Frank X Walker

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300 Years of Castle Howard

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The Basics of Mayflower Research

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Early Migrations Into and Out of New England

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John Kaag with "American Bloods: The Untamed Dynasty That Shaped a Nation"

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The King is Dead, Long Live the King!: Majesty, Mourning and Modernity in Edwardian Britain

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The Antiquarto, Episode 10: A Conversation on Heraldry

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Setting Yourself Up for Success: Organizational Tools and Tips to Break Down Brick Walls

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Using Voting Records in Family History Research

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Locating Jewish Women in the Archives

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Understanding and Utilizing Indexes

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Robert Sullivan with Double Exposure

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Introducing A British Country House Alphabet, Vol. 1

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Sandstone & the Blue Whale: Stories from One of the World’s Oldest Botanic Gardens

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An Introduction to California Research

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A British Country House Alphabet

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Matthew J. Davenport with The Longest Minute: The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906

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Paths to Freedom: Tracing Enslaved Ancestors to Emancipation

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Louisiana Research: Go-To Published Resources

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Closing the Golden Doors: The Immigration Act of 1924

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Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Interviews Ryan J. Woods, American Ancestors President & CEO (Clip)

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Heraldic Decorative Arts in Colonial and Revolutionary America

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The Counterfeit Countess: The Jewish Woman Who Rescued Thousands of Poles During the Holocaust

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Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Interviews American Ancestors President & CEO Ryan J. Woods

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Harridans and Heroines: The Women of Castle Howard

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Using Tax Records in Your Family History Research

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Once A King: The Lost Memoir of Edward VIII

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Planning a Trip to Ancestral Homelands

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Knowsley Hall and the Derby Collection

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The Truth of Tracing Tartans: Scottish Clan Research

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Jewish Languages: Commonality and Diversity

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GEDmatch.com: Taking Your DNA Results to the Next Level!

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What's New at American Ancestors - March 2024

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The Scots-Irish in America: Origins and Migrations

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Jews, Freemasons, and a Nineteenth-Century Debate on Universality

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Records and Resources at Library and Archives Canada: Online and Onsite

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Ilyon Woo with Master Slave Husband Wife: An Epic Journey from Slavery to Freedom

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The Revival of the British Country House

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Family History Roundtable: Traveling for Your Research

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The Great Migration Study Project Continues: Series 3, 1636-1638

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Finding Enslaved African American Ancestors in New England

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Rachel L. Swarns with The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the Catholic Church

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Classical Shindig: Amateur Artistry From Two New Orleans Gentlemen

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Writing a Register-Style Sketch

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Dos and Don’ts of Creating a Coat of Arms: Helpful Hints for Americans

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Imagine: Rock ‘n Roll, Movie Stars & the British Country House

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Lithuanian Research: Back to the Old Country

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Using AI in Family History Research

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What's New at American Ancestors December 2023

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Family History Roundtable: Getting Family Involved in Your Research

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The Chelsea Carol Incident of 1949

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Applying to Revolutionary War Lineage Societies

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Introducing Jewish Neighborhood Voices

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An Introduction to the Committee on Heraldry at American Ancestors

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Settlement House Research

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Researching Black Soldiers in the Civil War