To truly understand our ancestors beyond their names and dates, we must discover how they lived. What was their neighborhood like? Where did they work? We can use census records, city directories, and newspaper articles to help with this. One other helpful genealogy resource is maps. And today, I’m specifically talking about Sanborn Fire InsuranceContinue reading “Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps Are A Powerful Genealogy Tool”
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How to Track Your Ancestors Through Boundary Changes
When tracing your family history, boundary changes can be one of the most challenging obstacles. The places your ancestors lived might have been part of different counties, states, or even countries over time. This can complicate your search for records, but with the right tools, you can navigate these changes effectively. In this blog post,Continue reading “How to Track Your Ancestors Through Boundary Changes”