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Catch up on the latest in family history with these articles from GenealogyBank News
May 2023 Newsletter
Melissa Davenport Berry writes: Today I have another round of paternity dramas brought to you by the Massachusetts Bay Colony residents of Salisbury and Amesbury, most of whom are the descendants of the towns’ founding families.
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Gena Philibert-Ortega writes: Genealogists love cemeteries. While the majority of markers we encounter are made of some sort of stone, usually granite or marble, some unusual ones are made of white bronze.
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Gena Philibert-Ortega writes: Many genealogists dream of going to Salt Lake City to research at the FamilySearch Library. But what about your local library? Not all of us are lucky enough to live close to a large library collection, but even a small local library has a lot to offer the researcher.
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Currently, GenealogyBank features over 15,000 newspapers from all 50 states, with more than 260 million obituaries and death records. Here are details about our most recent addition: a total of 47 titles from 22 states – 30 of the 47 titles added this month are newspapers added to GenealogyBank for the first time!
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