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Ancestry Launches Ancestry Academy, Educational Video Courses for Family History Researchers:Ancestry.com
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"The ease of accessing documents online is indisputable and a great advancement to genealogical research. I have to admit, though, that I still prefer to research in original record books. Perhaps it's my location here in New England. We are blessed with local records still kept in their original town or city."
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No stealing, no talking, no women – the rules you had to follow in a medieval library!
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Watch. Learn. Discover. Self-paced courses from the experts.
Beginner or expert? Don't worry, we'll get you started here.
Courses about Ancestry products and websites (AncestryDNA, Fold3, Family Tree Maker, etc.) are offered for free. Look for the blue circle labeled "Free". Simply log in to Ancestry Academy with your Ancestry account login information or create a new account to start watching these free courses.
In addition to the free courses get unlimited access to all premium Ancestry Academy courses for just $11.99 a month, $99.99 a year, or as part of your World Explorer Plus subscription. See all available courses.
New courses will be added monthly.
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Why the Delaware Public Archives is pushing for digitization:
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Navigate Local Town Hall Research:
by Marian Pierre-Louis"The ease of accessing documents online is indisputable and a great advancement to genealogical research. I have to admit, though, that I still prefer to research in original record books. Perhaps it's my location here in New England. We are blessed with local records still kept in their original town or city."
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Rules of a Medieval Library:
By Medievalists.netNo stealing, no talking, no women – the rules you had to follow in a medieval library!
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