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Download free guides to US military records from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Perhaps you have recently discovered a service member in your family tree, or you need an overview of records [...]
In honor of Veterans Day (happy 11/11/11 to you, btw), Military Records Requests in the United States is the subject of a new three-minute video from the National Archives. See how military record requests [...]
What happens when you request military records from the National Archives? What is the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC)? How does the National Military Personnel Records Center process your request military records? How many requests are received [...]
Get military free access to Ancestry and Fold3 via the Morale, Welfare and Recreation Digital Library. Military active duty, retired, or reserve/national guard can access Ancestry Library Edition and Fold3 through militaryonesource.mil. MWR Digital [...]
This post features World War II IDPF records from the National Archives. Did your family lose someone in this epic 20th-century battle against Fascism? Discover World War II IDPF records that help you understand [...]
In honor of Veterans Day, a post on accessing National Archives burned records. On July 12, 1973, a disastrous fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis destroyed approximately 16-18 million [...]
Get Free Access to Swedish Records 14-15 November 2015 at ArkivDigital. Click here to get started searching 57 million pages of Swedish parish and household exam records. Specifically, ArchivDigital Online site contains approximately 58 million color images of almost [...]
In honor of the holiday, essential Revolutionary War records links from militaryindexes.com. If your ancestors were American Patriots who broke away from Britain, here is some one-stop shopping on American Revolutionary War Records. Revolutionary War [...]
Free and Commercial Resources for World War II Records include links in this post essential to your World War II genealogy research. New York State World War II Database MilitaryIndexes.com World War [...]
Genealogy Shelter in Place Project 5 Make the most of your genealogy time now, and in the future, with these ideas. Genealogy Shelter in Place Project 5: Find Genealogy Webinars Let's look at the [...]
Today is a literal Treasure Chest Thursday, as I sort through the family papers and photographs my mother bequeathed me. But first I want to thank the readers and Facebook friends who reached out [...]
Free Arkansas Digital Archives for Genealogy are featured in Sassy Jane Genealogy's States on Sunday series, providing links to free digital resources for each of the fifty states. Arkansas History Commission As the official archives of the state, [...]
Peggy searched for 60 years to find answers about her husband. (Courtesy Mrs. Harris/dod.mil) World War II Widow Journeys to Normandy is the story of a 60-year search for the final resting [...]
OCLC and FamilySearch International announce a partnership today. The two organizations have signed an agreement that will enrich WorldCat and FamilySearch services with data from both organizations to provide users with more resources for improved genealogy [...]
Have you visited the National Archives YouTube Channel? The National Archives has launched online videos of its most popular how-to genealogy workshops. These videos cover genealogical research topics, including census, immigration [...]
