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Spring 2017 Newsletter

December 22, 2018December 22, 2018
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  • Five Things Every New FamilySearch User Should Try May 18, 2019
    At FamilySearch.org, you have multiple ways to experience the excitement of family history. Now that you have an account, it’s time to start exploring some of the amazing things you can do.    Here are five activities worth trying. 1. Start Your Family Tree As the saying goes, we’re all related if we go back... […]
    David Nielsen
  • Explore Your Global Heritage with the New FamilySearch Country Pages May 17, 2019
    We are all proud of where we come from. Whether you’re a first-generation immigrant, or you have just discovered your roots by taking a DNA test, your national heritage is an intrinsic part of who you are. Your international roots tell you about a lot more than just yourself—knowing where you come from is an... […]
    Laurie Bradshaw
  • Three Key Functions of the Archives of Michigan—Kris Rzepczynski at RootsTech 2019 May 15, 2019
    At RootsTech 2019, archivist Kris Rzepczynski shared one of his favorite records—the death certificate of Harry Houdini. (See it here.) Because the famous magician died in Detroit, Rzepczynski has access to the document through the Archives of Michigan, a treasure trove of records any family history enthusiast can appreciate. Rzepczynski, a senior archivist at the... […]
    Robert Raymond
  • Using the 1940 U.S. Census to Build Your Family Tree May 10, 2019
    If you’re looking for ancestors who were alive in 1940 in the United States, the census is one of the best resources available. The 1940 census has the most detailed information of all United States censuses that have been released so far. 1940 U.S. census data is also a fantastic starting place for building or extending your family tree.   Let’s take a closer look at this census. (If you would like to learn more about censuses in general, see “U.S. Census Records.”) Who Can You... […]
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  • Exploring Your Danish Heritage May 8, 2019
    Denmark is a country that may sometimes be overlooked, but recently it has started attracting more of the limelight. Lonely Planet picked Copenhagen as its top city to visit in 2019. After all, doesn’t a country that consistently finishes in the top 5 in the World Happiness Report deserve a little attention?   So what’s great about Denmark? As the land of Viking explorers, LEGO bricks, Hans Christian Anderson’s The Little Mermaid, and smørrebrød sandwiches,... […]
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