Be sure to tune into the latest episode of Heritage Hunters! On today’s episode, John Mancini joins us from the Washington, DC area, to discuss his new book, “Immigrant Secrets: The Search for My Grandparents.” John started his genealogical journey with very few, and often incorrect, facts about his grandparents. John faced dead-ends on finding his grandparents until the 1940 census – as inmates at the Rockland Insane Asylum. Join us as we hear how John used genealogy to discover the truth about
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December 4, 2016 | Utica, OH
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A GENEALOGIST’S GUIDE TO BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS RELEASED
The fourth in a series of guides to popular research destinations
The In-Depth Genealogist is pleased to present their newest book in the research series by writer, Jacqueline Gamble entitled “A Genealogist’s Guide to Boston, Massachusetts”. The book is a great resource for genealogists who plan on researchin
In the warmth of her childhood home, forty year old Kate discovers a captivating, old family photograph and a legacy emerges of a man, her great-grandfather, a poor Italian immigrant who paved the way for their close-knit family.
In Karen Malena's emotional new short story series, become immersed in the bond between Kate and her mother as they share coffee, pastries, and heartfelt stories in the coziness of her mother's kitchen.
A simple black and white photograph and my life would n
happen while doing family history research--those uplifting occasions when you realize you've received help from beyond the veil finding vital information.
Wonderful things happen with family history and I feel many peoplearound the world will enjoy reading about them.
If you’d like me to consider your story for inclusion in this book, please email me at xtrafam@yahoo.com as soon as possible. I’m happy to edit and help with the writing if neces
says you can blame your ancestors if you end up in doomed relationships, drink too much or generally just behave badly! Apparently, the events of previous generations can have far-reaching implications on the choices you make today. She believes it could be the reason why some people repeatedly select unsuitable partners or feel they make the wrong choices in life.Your ancestors are a hug
