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From: Family Tree Magazine - Monday Mar 13,2023 12:09 pm

SUBSCRIPTION COURSES CHEAT SHEETS eBOOKS STATE GUIDES

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Researching your ancestors in the United States can often lead to dead ends and brick walls. The country is vast! Each state has a unique history as well as resources to help you on your genealogy journey. If you're starting to trace your ancestors in a particular state, hit a brick wall, or need new ideas, we have a wide selection of US State Guides to help you!

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Here’s a preview of the tips you’ll get in the Pennsylvania Guide:

In 1681, British King Charles II chartered the land to William Penn in repayment of a debt owed Penn’s father. The king dubbed the colony Pennsylvania, Latin for “Penn’s Woods.”

Pennsylvania didn't have any official state censuses, but it did take a "Septennial Census" every seven years from 1779 to 1863. Find surviving records on Ancestry.com.

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