Venture into Court Records
Do you try and find every record you could on an ancestor? I used to think that I did. However, I have to admit that… Read More »Venture into Court Records
Barren
Have you ever re-looked at some tax records and discovered that you can now figure out who these people might be when before they were… Read More »Barren
Lincoln County Mystery
Do you have same name issues in your genealogy research? Or, do you have ‘mystery men’ of the same surname in the same location as… Read More »Lincoln County Mystery
Migration Clues
Have you used city directories to help locate a person between census years? Although I’m not finding as much detail in tax lists, I am… Read More »Migration Clues
Reading History
In your genealogy research, have you read the historical accounts? Even though the experts recommend ‘knowing’ the history of a location, I have only skimmed… Read More »Reading History
Which Alexander Moore
Do you ever check other people’s trees to see what they have on someone you are researching? I know I do. I check them for… Read More »Which Alexander Moore
Moore Deeds
What’s your ‘go-to’ record type to try and identify people? For me, that resource is land records. I’ve recently been using land records to figure… Read More »Moore Deeds
Where Is Sellers’ Land?
Have you ever tried to document a piece of information and get frustrated because everywhere you look turns up nothing? Well, that’s how I feel… Read More »Where Is Sellers’ Land?
Rebecca’s Land
Have you ever found you have attributed a record to the wrong person? Unfortunately, with same name research that can happen too easily. As I… Read More »Rebecca’s Land
Paying Forward
Do you have data sitting in your genealogy files that isn’t of help to you but might help others tie siblings together? That’s what I’ve… Read More »Paying Forward