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Category Archives: Illinois
Advancing Your Education: Free Webinar on Solving a Family Mystery This Tuesday
Do I have a genealogy story to tell you this Tuesday! It’s a case study that starts with a missing man. What genealogist can let a man stay missing?
Posted in Education, Family Research, Illinois, Methodology, Uncategorized
Tagged Hickey, Illinois, Webinars
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New York and Lake County, Illinois: Additions to Existing Pages
It’s been a busy week, but there are a couple of new things to explore for New York and Illinois at the Advancing Genealogist!
Illinois State Library Offers Free Trial Databases
It’s that time again. This marks the eighteenth year for the Illinois State Library’s free trial database program, Try-It! Illinois. Users of over 5,000 Illinois ILLINET libraries are allowed trial access to numerous databases.
Posted in Illinois, Libraries, Uncategorized
Tagged Illinois, Library, TryItIllinois
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Illinois Adoption Act Changes for 2016: Birth Grandparents
The Illinois Adoption Act has a couple of changes that go into effect on 1 January 2016. The changes deal with the birth grandparents of an adult adopted or surrendered person (age 21 and over).
Explore Chicago Collections
New resources are surprise gifts. Unexpected. Welcome. Promising. There is a new resource for Chicago and Chicago-area historical and cultural research. What promise!
Posted in Chicago, Illinois, Repositories, Uncategorized
Tagged Archival Research, Websites
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Free Trial Databases for Illinois Residents
For the past sixteen years, the Illinois State Library has sponsored a free trial database program called Try-It! Illinois. Each fall, users of over 5,000 Illinois ILLINET libraries are given access to a myriad of databases to peruse.
Posted in Illinois, Repositories
Tagged Illinois, Library, Online Resources
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Advancing Your Education: Free ISGS Webinar Today
The Illinois State Genealogical Society is hosting a free webinar today, Tuesday, 14 April 2015, at 8 p.m. CT. Drew Smith will present Using Evernote as Your Primary Tool for Capturing Notes and Ideas.
