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Immigration records at the National Archives, including passport applications and naturalization documents, reflect changing laws and provide essential research resources.
The National Archives Genealogy Fair 2016 featured presentations and resources aimed at helping individuals trace their family histories and utilize archival records.
The National Archives hosted its 2016 Virtual Genealogy Fair on October 27, featuring resources and guidance for genealogical research.
Missy McNatt and Dorothy Dougherty present engaging methods for family historians to share genealogy research with relatives, especially younger generations.
In April 2022, the release of the 1950 U.S. census sheets provided genealogists and historians with valuable insights, featuring expert discussions from Dan Bouk and library representatives.
National Archives archivist Nathaniel Patch provides guidance on researching World War I Naval and Marine Corps records for genealogical purposes.
Jean Nudd presents strategies for identifying Civil War soldiers and their associated homesteads during the 2014 Virtual Genealogy Fair.
Patent records serve as a valuable resource for genealogical research, as presented by Christopher O. Magee in this informative session.
