This two-day expo offers tried-and-true methods for researching Germanic ancestors!
U.S. WWII Hospital Admission Card Files, 1942-1954
You can now search for hospital records for Army personnel during WWII or the Korean War—but it really helps to know his / her service number!
Pennsylvania, Septennial Census, 1779-1863
While Pennsylvania did not conduct state censuses, it did conduct Septennial Censuses—which sometimes enumerated women and slaves!
Kansas, Grand Army of the Republic Post Reports, 1880-1940
If your Union Army or Navy ancestor lived in Kansas after the war, he may be included in this ALE record collection!
New York, Grand Army of the Republic Records, 1866-1931
If your Civil War ancestor lived in New York State after the war, these New York GAR Records may prove useful indeed!
The Littlest Inmates
It’s easy to find minor residents of institutions in the 1930 census—here’s how!
First with the Most
All our people came from somewhere else—Ancestry LE can help you figure out where that somewhere was!
The Millennium File
Think you have noble blood in your veins? This record collection in Ancestry LE may help prove it!
Records of World War II
Many records of American service in WWII are available in Ancestry Library Edition!
Passage in Wartime
It is possible to figure out how World War II affected passenger traffic in and out of Honolulu using Ancestry Library Edition.
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