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2008-10-28 My great-grandfather: Hello, It may be difficult to find any clear records. One major problem is that officials often spelled names quite differently than the family did. At the immigration center, the person would simply...
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2008-09-27 The DADDY of genealogical questions: Hello, Records prior to the 20th century can be spotty, especially in third world countries. Lots of people died in obscurity with no records of what happened to them. My only thought would be...
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2008-09-02 family tree: Hello, The first thing I suggest to anyone getting started is to talk to older relatives (parents, aunts, uncles, etc.). They can often provide more details on the family. Write down everything the...
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2008-07-03 place of birth of Hungarian grandparents: Hello, If you have this person's SSN, you can apply to receive a copy of the apploication she filled out to receive her SSN. This application requires that the subject enter her city, state, and country...
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2008-05-16 Great great grandfather's brother's great granddaughter: Hi Valerie, With each generation, you add another number to the cousins. So the children of these brothers are first cousins, grandchildren are second cousins, and great-grandchildren are third cousins...
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