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Methods of Genealogical Research
- Research Methodologies. How to Plan Your Research.
- How to Evaluate Genealogical Information. Which Record is Correct?
- Now That I Found It, How Do I Organize It?
- Finding an Immigrant's Place of Origin
- How Can I Become a Better Genealogist?
- What Do You Have To Do To Become A Certified Genealogist?
- Genealogical Research at the Minnesota Historical Society.
- Learning by Example. Case studies using indirect evidence.
Ethnic
- Getting Started With Your Irish Genealogy.
- Irish Genealogy on The Internet
- Doing Scottish Research From Here. Using the Internet and the Family History Library to Find Your Scottish Ancestors.
- Scottish Genealogy on The Internet
- Digging Deepter into Scottish Records
Records and Sources
- Finding Ancestors in Land and Tax Records.
- Researching Records of Government Transfer of Land to Individuals:
- Finding and Using Private Land Transactions and Tax Records:
- Are Your Ancestors in Minnesota Land Records?
- Becoming An American: Naturalization – The Process, The Law and The Records
- Start At The End! Death: A Record Rich Event.
- What Did Your Ancestor Do in the War? Using Military Records for Genealogical Research
- Did Your Ancestors Have Their Day in Court? Research Court Records.
- What Happened to Your Ancestor’s Estate? Look to Probates and Wills for Many Clues to Relationships and Family History.
Technology and the Internet
- Zotero - The Internet Resercher's Swiss Army Knife
- Image Management for Genealogists
- Scanning for Genealogists
- Getting the Moat out of the FamilySearch Website
- How Can I Be Better at Using the Internet for My Genealogy?
- Finding Books and Manuscripts Online.- NUCMC, ~WorldCat, ~MNLink – Oh My!
- Free Software for Genealogists
