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When renowned genealogist David Allen Lambert was a child, his grandmother gave him a gift that kept on giving—tales about his ancestors. Th…
Christine Chiang didn’t grow up knowing her extended family. Her parents, who were each single children, left all family records behind when…
The Family History Library (FHL) in Salt Lake City, Utah, has long been a go-to place to find genealogical research materials and is the fla…
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