This Genealogist Loves July Fourth, George Washington and Letters
Letters Are a Way Back to the Details of One's Family History. George Washington Wrote Enough Letters to Fill Volumes. And These Letters Help Us Learn ...
Read moreWe believe most americans know that the American Revolution was a colonial revolt that took place between 1765 and 1783. Americans also know that The American Revolutionary War is also known as the American War of Independence and that it was a global war that began as a conflict between Great Britain and her Thirteen Colonies. The American Patriots in the Thirteen Colonies won independence from Great Britain, becoming the United States of America. With the alliance with France and others, America defeated the British in the American Revolution. At times we are requested to search the records of the American Revolution, but people don't know that most of the records were destroyed by fire in 1800 or in 1814. For records that are remaining, they can be located at the National Archives index on microfilm. At RecordClick, we can help you find those available records. We have professional genealogists around the US to help you search and discovery any available records from the American Revolution.
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Letters Are a Way Back to the Details of One's Family History. George Washington Wrote Enough Letters to Fill Volumes. And These Letters Help Us Learn ...
Read moreThe genealogist who searches early American records will find lots of information on the Pilgrims and the Puritans.
Read moreWhen the genealogy researcher finds an area the ancestors lived in, it is always wise to get to know the topography and the maps.
Read moreWhen the genealogy researcher does the work, it takes time. People like to think you can just grab a few facts and you're done. But not with good research.
Read moreOur RecordClick genealogy researcher looks at a signer of the Declaration of Independence in time for July 4.
Read moreWhen the ancestry researcher begins to look at the life of Tony Awards' namesake Antoinette Perry, you'll find some mysteries to be solved.
Read moreThe genealogy of Antoinette Perry, for whom the Tony Awards are named, goes way way back.
Read moreGenealogist Joan Shurtliff has seen many memorials to those who have served. She focuses on the single soldier monument for Memorial Day.
Read moreEvery President of the United States doesn't necessarily workship in the same faith as the First Lady. Our RecordClick genealogist looks at this.
Read moreRecordClick's professional genealogist has studied the religious lives of the first couples. She's found very interesting info.
Read moreWith available DNA testing and genetic genealogy, a genealogy researcher thinks Laila Ali can prove her links to the American Revolution.
Read moreThe genealogist often hears stories of historical ancestors. For those with colonial ancestors, RecordClick gives a new perspective on Christmas 1776.
Read moreThe cranberry is now big business. It is like the relative who was so quiet and then married right. Our genealogy researcher writes about this berry big lineage improvement.
Read moreThanksgiving is here and our genealogy researcher has found that there were way more settlers than just the Mayflower group...
Read moreThe genealogy of The Star-Spangled Banner author Francis Scott Key is everywhere. Our RecordClick genealogist looks deeper at the song's origins.
Read moreThe genealogy researcher will find that Historical Markers are everywhere. And RecordClick's genealogists shows how they are helpful for an ancestor search.
Read moreVirginia Tourism Corporation adopted the slogan “Virginia Is for Lovers,” Or is it for Virginia Genealogy?
Read moreGenealogist and researcher takes readers behind the veil of the history of the Deep South to conduct family history research of South Carolina Ancestors.
Read more15 years after descendants of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings underwent DNA testing, the DAR now accepts Y-DNA testing in its application process
Read moreThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) announced in Oct 2013 that it will accept Y-DNA evidence in support of new member applications.
Read moreExpert genealogist Susan Tillman of NSDAR explains how to build a genealogy tree and gives tips to trace your ancestry to a Patriot ancestor.
Read moreNew Jersey is a veritable garden of historical locations, offering a plethora of New Jersey genealogy research and New Jersey ancestry resources
Read moreDAR-affiliated historical properties in New Jersey plus a list of the best genealogy research societies and resources in the state
Read moreGenealogist provides American Revolutionary War Patriots names for baby names. Use ancestry research to choose baby names,
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