New Episode! Crafting Your Genealogy Will with Denise May Levenick

New Episode! Crafting Your Genealogy Will — An Interview with Denise May Levenick

In this episode, Denise May Levenick offers tips for creating your genealogy will so that your research can live on for generations. Also: learn how to navigate the Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps as handy genealogical tools and how to find meaningful clues about your ancestors simply by studying what they are wearing in old photos.

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What to Include in Your “Genealogy Will”

Create a “genealogy will” that outlines for your heirs what you’d like for your research after you’re gone. Here’s what to include in it.

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Finding Photo Clues in Historical Hat Styles

The women in this photo are each wearing elaborate, unique hats. In addition to being a fashion statement, these hats can provide clues. Let’s take a closer look at the details in this photo (including the hats!) to see what more we can learn.

How to Use Online Sanborn Maps for Genealogy

The Library of Congress has a collection of Sanborn fire insurance maps available online. They’re a great resource for finding your ancestor’s address.

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