Downloading Data From FamilySearch – Update to Census Analysis Part 2
Update to instructions on how to download data from family search to excel.
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When was Eveland’s Tavern Established and who was the Original Owner? Part 2
It has been state that John Eveland established his Inn ca 1760. This is the first generation Evelands, and their children.
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Technology and Record Piles, the Dark Side of Genealogy
Filing is not my strong point
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Census Analysis, New Jersey Style; Part 3
Can’t find the 1790 Census for New Jersey? Use New Jersey Militia Records instead.
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Census Analysis, New Jersey Style; Part 2
Using Excel for Genealogy – analyzing census records
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Census Analysis, NewJersey Style Part 1
New Jersey genealogy, census and its substitutes. Using Excel as an analytical tool and to present conclusions in table form.
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The Fennimore Family of Somerset and Morris Counties New Jersey A DNA Project – Autosomal Triangulation
I’ve completed painting my matches, all 106 attributed to my Third Grandparents, William Fennimore and Mary Day
Hunterdon County Historical Society – Using the online catalog to maximize your research
Maximizing your research using online catalogs. HCHS detailed inventories provide valuable clues.
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Find-A-Grave Memorial; Hypothesis is mistaken for facts
Never click on a hint without looking at it thoroughly.
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These are a few of my Favorite Things! Hunterdon County Historical Society Manuscript Collections 18, 19, 47, 57, and 67
I love the Hunterdon County Historical Society, so much so that I volunteered at the Research Library for several years. While working on one of my obsessions historical interests, I did a deep dive into the Hunterdon County Historical Society Collection, parts I, II, IV, V, and VI. There isn’t a part III, which I verified with
