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Research around your brick wall with this quick genealogy tip

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In genealogy research, sometimes breaking through a brick wall requires researching around it. What this means is research the family members and in-laws of the ancestor you are stuck on in your family tree research. The documents on other family members may hold tidbits about the family that just help you break down that brick wall. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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6 techniques to find living relatives

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As genealogists, we tend to be pretty good about finding documents and information on our past ancestors. But what about finding living relatives? This video will provide 6 groups of techniques to consider in any search for living relatives. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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What risks to consider before taking a DNA test

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Trying to find out about your ancestry? This video details some things to consider before you buy an at-home DNA testing kit. Your data, for instance, may wind up in the hands of a third party. Read the fine print before spitting into any test tube, says Gizmodo! (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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Genetics 101 by National Geographic

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What is a genome, and how are traits passed from generation to generation? Learn how pea plants helped launch the study of genetics and how the field of genetics research has evolved over time in this video from National Geographic. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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How to interview your relatives for family history

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In this video from YouTube channel Road to Your Family History, find out how to prepare for an interview with relatives about your family history. Some basic questions should be covered in every interview and preparing ahead of time will give structure and help advance your genealogy research faster. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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How to make a family tree on Ancestry.com

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Ancestry enthusiast Andrea talks about her experience building her own family tree and how to build one on Ancestry.com. She gives advice on what to ask relatives and what you can do if you reach a dead end while researching living family members. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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Heredity: A biology crash course

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Get a quick lesson in biology in this short video from CrashCourse brothers Hank and John, who discuss heredity using the gross example of relative ear wax moistness! (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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How to build a genealogy research plan

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Genealogy research plans are crucial for a researcher’s success. In this short video by LisaLisson of YouTube channel “Are you my Cousin?”, find out what goes into a great genealogy research plan so you can be a more successful and efficient researcher. (Note: Not affiliated with publisher i30 Media Corporation).

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