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  • Your Chinese American Heritage April 22, 2019
    Nearly 2 billion people in the world today have Chinese ancestry. China, the most populous country in the world, is home to 1.4 billion people, and another 500 million people with Chinese heritage live outside its borders. An early wave of Chinese immigrants came to Canada and the United States between the 1850s and 1880s.... […]
    Sunny Morton
  • Chinese Genealogy Research: How to Find Your Chinese Ancestors in North America April 22, 2019
    If your Chinese ancestors immigrated to North Amer...
    Sunny Morton
  • North American Government Records about your Chinese Immigrant Ancestors April 22, 2019
    In the mid-1800s, Chinese immigrants arrived in North America in increasing numbers. Most were working men who found jobs on railroads and in other labor-intensive but low-paying occupations. As their numbers grew, so did prejudice against Chinese immigrants. Eventually the governments of both Canada and the United States restricted Chinese immigration and created special records... […]
    Sunny Morton
  • Finding Your Finnish Ancestors April 15, 2019
    Located at the very top of Europe, Finland sometimes flies under the radar. But with its vast natural beauty, excellent education system, and of course, as the official home of Santa Claus (at least according to the people of Finland), perhaps it shouldn’t.  With a population of around 5.5 million people, Finland has one of the lowest population densities in Europe. Yet Finland also has... […]
    Leslie Albrecht Huber
  • Types of Finnish Records April 15, 2019
    Over the years, millions of Finnish records have been indexed and entered into databases on FamilySearch.org. You can use these indexed records to find information on your ancestors’ birth, marriage, or death information, as well as information on where and when your ancestors lived!  To start, on the FamilySearch.org home page, click Search. On the Research by... […]
    Geoffrey Morris
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