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I do not personally endorse any products shown, nor receive payment for any post. Anyone who has ever done genealogy or family history research has stumbled at one time or another with a ‘brick wall’. Find genealogy and family history resources, articles, conferences, software updates, tips, cartooons, and more here. Or if you prefer twitter instead, my page there is BeyondBrickWal1

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02/28/2026

For years I couldn't find naturalization papers for 2 of my ancestors. One online resource changed that. Check out 4 ways to find what you're missing.

02/28/2026

There is a treasure trove of genealogical resources available for Massachusetts research—if you have ancestors from the Bay State, you can count yourself lucky in this regard! However, with the wealth of information available, it can be difficult to navigate and to know where to start. In this online lecture, Chief Genealogist David Allen Lambert will provide an introduction and overview to Massachusetts Research. He’ll discuss the historical context of available record sets, go-to resources, and helpful strategies. https://hubs.ly/Q040TYyN0

02/28/2026
02/28/2026

Finding Your Ancestors in the Dawes Rolls (New Quicksheet)

The Dawes Rolls are one of the most important record groups for researching Native American ancestors connected to the Five Civilized Tribes: Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek (Muscogee), and Seminole. Created between 1898 and 1914, these rolls documented individuals eligible for tribal citizenship during the allotment of tribal lands in Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma).

Get the Quicksheet PDF at https://theancestorhunt.com/blog/finding-your-ancestors-in-the-dawes-rolls/

02/28/2026

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02/28/2026

Finding Your Ancestors Using the New York Public Library Digital Collections (New Quicksheet)

The New York Public Library Digital Collections provide free access to millions of digitized items, many of which contain direct genealogical value. While the NYPL is often associated with books, its digital collections extend far beyond printed material. For genealogists, this site is especially valuable for: New York City research, photographs with identified individuals. community and neighborhood documentation, maps and atlases, and organizational and institutional records. Many researchers know the NYPL exists but do not realize how much is searchable online.

Get the Quicksheet PDF at https://theancestorhunt.com/blog/finding-your-ancestors-using-the-new-york-public-library-digital-collections/

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