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Ancestry/Genealogy

no_hypocrisy

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4. Thanks so much for this Mormon site.

Reply to csziggy (Reply #3)

Sat Jul 29, 2017, 07:14 PM

Jul 2017

My research already encompasses what they have to offer though.

I have used 1) Ancestry (free at the library), 2) newspapers.com, and 3) Find A Grave with good results.

I'll try the missing married female cousins tonight and let you know how it works out.

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I hit a roadblock. [View all] no_hypocrisy Jul 2017 OP

Have you used Ancestry.com? COLGATE4 Jul 2017 #1

Use alternative sources. Many indexes are now online. No Vested Interest Jul 2017 #2

In addition to Ancestry, try FamilySearch.org csziggy Jul 2017 #3

Thanks so much for this Mormon site. no_hypocrisy Jul 2017 #4

I hate trying to track down the women csziggy Jul 2017 #5

Typically, the local genealogical societies are exceedingly helpful GeoWilliam750 Aug 2017 #8

Contact the Main Library in the towns in which they lived. No Vested Interest Jul 2017 #6

Excellent point! no_hypocrisy Jul 2017 #7