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  • Using Facebook for Genealogy

    What it’s good for—and what it isn’t Genealogists often have a love-hate relationship with Facebook. On…

  • Beyond the Digital Door: Access, Etiquette, and Parish Research

    Beyond the Digital Door: Access, Etiquette, and Parish Research

    In my last post, I wrote about how a single word in a nineteenth-century record changed…

  • The Foundling Record Everyone Missed: Giulia Desiderati (Pisa, 1859)

    The Foundling Record Everyone Missed: Giulia Desiderati (Pisa, 1859)

    Giulia Desiderati was the name given to a foundling girl who was born in Pisa, Italy,…

  • Digitization, Custody, and Structural Traps in Italian Genealogy

    When records are not online, many researchers conclude that they do not exist. That conclusion is…

  • The Radici Method

    Before You Search, Map the Structure Most people begin Italian genealogy with a name and a…

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