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BUILDING A FAMILY HISTORY ARCHIVE: WHAT DO YOU HAVE AT HOME?

I run my beginner’s course in family history research, I advise students to think about what they have at home and also to plan their research. It’s an inevitable fact in our family history research that we are going to have disparate amounts of information on an increasing number of individuals. Even if you stuck

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