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1. One-size-fits-all family tree. |
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2. How they get that way. |
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3. Aunt Agnes enjoyed the Windy City. |
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4. So it looks like long-lost relatives find
a way around sunken land-bridge. |
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5. Adam and Eve and Mr. Serpent before and after. |
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6. God has no grandchildren. |
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7. Love at first sight - And the kids. |
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8. This will mess up the family tree
if we're not careful. |
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9. Dog family tree. |
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10. Tree's family man. |
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11. Disappointing branch of family tree. |
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12. Bearded man and bearded lady have a son. |
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13. If Saturn had been a good boy. |
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14. Future Americans approaching Ellis Island. |
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15. I know I hid my ancestors here somewhere! |
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16. Cain's family tree. |
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17. Fiddling around led to a lot of notes. |
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18. Fell off the family tree. |
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19. Some family records conjure up strange images. |
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20. In an on-line search, some subject lines are less than informative. |
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21. New videogame:
Where's ancestor? |
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22. Genealogists on the road. |
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23. But Mommy, all I said was 'You're my first generation ancestor.'... |
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24. This baby'll help you find those hard-to-place ancestors! |
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25. Could you please tell me the names of your children? |
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26. Good news, Mr. Smith!... |
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27. In this life, wherever you go, you won't stay there. |
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28. Life in a nutshell. |
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29. When the roll is called up yonder. |
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30. It may be a typo. |
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31. Awww. |
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32. Hot on the trail. |
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33. On the trail of the King's ancestors. |
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34. Sap in the family tree. |
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35. Of course, sir! Didn't you know we charge $25 a copy? |
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36. It only took ten minutes to find him, and I love the search! |
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37. Cemetery of the unknown ancestor. |
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38. Rather limited index, isn't it, Mr. Smith? |
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39. I'm sorry, sir. We only allow pencil and paper in the library. |
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40. Uncle Horace refused to sell. |
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41. Big hug after an all-morning newspaper genealogy search. |
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42. Fred couldn't understand why Julius didn't even have a snapshot. |
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43. Jerry Mander never moved, but the counties did. |
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44. Shaving cream used 2,000 times 'to bring out the features.' |
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45. 'Newspaper-challenged' about to have library privileges revoked. |
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46. Great Uncle Bertrand didn't have a computer in 1880, so how will you find him on line? |
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47. You do a lot of online research, don't you? |
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48. Repository of a disappointed genealogist. |
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49. It's the keyboard's fault! The keys weren't in the right place! |
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50. Warning! Freshly dug graves can be hazardous to your body. |
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51. My computer has lots o' ram! |
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52. In a search, put the uncommon word first. |
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53. Patronymic names. |
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54. Phil had preconceived notions. |
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55. Digging up the bones. |
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56. Martha was upset that the German website was in a foreign language. |
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57. Henry told all his friends that he loves Spam®. |
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58. Bethany suspected that this website had errors. |
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59. Mister Smith, could I ask how you got your name? |
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60. Sir, I joined the army to look up my genealogical military records, sir! |
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61. He wrote a book on genealogy. |
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62. Added bonus of genealogical cemetery research. |
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63. With his GPS hand-held, Dave could find Great grandpa's tombstone blindfolded. |
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64. He has a website on genealogy. |
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65. Maps can be useful. |
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66. Even roads have genealogies. |
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67. He draws a weekly cartoon on genealogy. |
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68. At last Fred found a genealogy book he could understand. |
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69. The human family tree if man had never sinned. |
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70. I think Gran'ma wants to spend more time with us. |
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71. Mom, how come our names aren't on the screen? |
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72. Pay dirt. |
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73. Genealogy - Not just for the rich and famous anymore. |
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74. Genie-alogy. |
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75. 300 photos on Betty's homepage that just had to be there. |
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76. Genealogy on the web. |
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77. Ancient Egyptian genealogy. |
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78. I'm afraid, sir, it's got a virus. |
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79. Mathematician's family tree. |
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80. Family Bibles can be a source of information. |
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81. When flying to a major library, be sure to have room for a ton of copies. |
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82. Well-prepared genealogist. |
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83. Some cemeteries are heavily overgrown. |
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84. Epitaphs can reveal ancestral personalities. |
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85. Genealogy - Taking in the trash. |
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86. Write down your thoughts and learn how you think. |
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87. Uncle Zeb had only one fruit tree, but he did very well for himself. |
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88. Facts cannot be copyrighted. |
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89. You may want to spell out terms for clarity. |
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90. The father and mother of laughter. |
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