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A Research Resource Shows Family Name Distribution Patterns

Posted on November 28, 2013July 25, 2023 by Mike

An interesting page on Ancestry.com presents aggregated statistical surname data from an array of standard primary genealogical research materials.  Drawing on sources such as census schedules, the Social Security Index, Civil War Enlistment papers, immigration records, and more, users query the searchable databases for surnames.  In graphical and tabular formats, the inquiry yields information on where…

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Digital Online Newspapers for Researching the War of 1812

Posted on November 19, 2013November 19, 2013 by Mike

While at the College of Southern Maryland doing a program on communications and newspapers during the War of 1812, the audience was interested in some of the digital newspapers that are now available online for researching this era.  We had talked about how editors gathered and distributed news during the times when the region was on…

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