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Descendants and Ancestors, together they are the fabric of Genealogy and Family Tree Research. Many of the historical aspects of our ancestry are the places and records that describe them in a historical context. On our Michigan Genealogy pages we focus on providing specific information pertaining to the immigration and settlement activity that took place. We examine historical information that might exist within Church or Probate Records. Land and tax information from Michigan county courthouses may also prove to be valuable sources to support your family tree. Finally, most of our ancestors may have left final notices in the cemeteries, wills, newspapers, or other record repositories that are available on the Internet now.
We are taking an additional step to assist you in your Family Tree efforts by providing focused links, digital records, and other pertinent information using a regional underpinning methodology and one other important tool, distance digital communication tools. We have Galleries that include historical images and records. Forums to collaborate with others that share an interest in the same area, culture, or maybe even the same ancestral family name. We are providing this site to allow interaction with others, free of charge, to learn about tools, to help each other, to understand your Ancestry DNA, and get the most out of the community.
Welcome! We are presenting quality information and a collaborative environment that will help you discover your family history. Information for how you can contribute is here. I hope you will consider becoming a member which lets you generate topics and share on Facebook to connect with others however, feel free to browse the site.If you have questions, send a message by going to the about us page.
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US Resources
- Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies
- Association of Professional Genealogists
- Bureau of Land Management
- Castle Garden Immigrant Records
- International Society of Genetic Genealogy
- Library of Congress History and Genealogy
- National Archives
- New England Historic Genealogical Society
- Order of the Founders and Patriots of America
- Organization of Professional Genealogists
- Society of the Cincinnati
- Sons and Daughters of Slave Ancestry
- United States Geologic Survey
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Blog Comments
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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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Quality thoughts about always making this pleasant and fun.
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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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