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It has been 10 months since I wrote this Blog about research I completed before starting to use Timelines. These have been very useful and thought I should share the template I am using. Check it out here: http://www.goancestry.com/forums/topic/16535-research-timeline/. -
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I am tired. So much information that I think it is best to wait until we return home and then sort it all out. I do think I finally have my answers about Peter, Christopher and Dennis Tinsman in pre-1800 New Jersey. I hope it still makes sense when I get home.
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I began working on Texas a few days ago, BOY is it BIG! I am not sure how long it will take to get the Texas foundation built, but it just needs to be done. Having the most counties of any state in America it presents a challenge, but once completed Texas will provide 254 places to organize research. Since the USA has 3142 counties or equivalents, Texas does get quite a bit done. Anyway, if you stop by to take a look, know we are working on it. If you notice only partial completio
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