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I received the most unusual genealogy Mother’s Day gifts from one of my kids that I just have to share. The first is the game you see above – Guess Who? We had the game when my kids were young but my adult child bought a new game and
https://genealogyatheart.blogs....pot.com/2024/05/gene

Reading Eastern European Records The different languages and alphabets of Eastern Europe often pose a challenge for many genealogists. This course, Eastern European: Languages and Alphabets focuses on understanding how to read those commonly found words in records.
http://blog.genealogicalstudie....s.com/2024/05/read-e

Scottish Course Update Searching for your Scottish Ancestors? Our course, Scottish: Beyond the OPRs has been updated!
http://blog.genealogicalstudie....s.com/2024/05/scotti

MyHeritage Releases New York City Birth, Marriage, and Death Record Collections https://www.familytree.com/blo....g/myheritage-release

RootsIreland adds Catholic marriage records from County Tipperary RootsIreland.ie has updated its County Tipperary holdings with the addition of 4,028 marriage records from the Roman Catholic parish of Killenaule, 1742-1801 and 1812-1900. This parish is also known as Moyglass.

These records have been transcribed by South Tipperary Genealogy, one of the Irish Family History Foundation's island-wide network of genealogy centres, which is located in the Brú Ború
https://www.irishgenealogynews.....com/2024/05/rootsir