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    Halloween Around the World

    Halloween Around the World

    Halloween in the United States is a holiday that has recently started gaining popularity around the world, but no other country celebrates Halloween quite like us. Despite this, Halloween as a holiday does have its roots in old Celtic and Catholic holidays that are celebrated to this day in much of the world. I decided to do a little reading on some of the interesting holidays celebrated around the world on this day. Ireland: Samhain Ireland is the ancestral home of Halloween
    Car Rental Advice for the Family Explorer

    Car Rental Advice for the Family Explorer

    Planning out a trip to explore your family heritage can be a unique challenge for a number of reasons. When planning to wander off the beaten path in search of your history, it can be especially difficult to figure out just how to get to your destinations. One solution to that problem is car rentals. We asked two of our storytellers for their thoughts on renting cars: Q: What was your first experience of renting a car like? Rob: The first time was a little nerve wracking. But
    Four Tips for Navigating Travel in a Foreign Language

    Four Tips for Navigating Travel in a Foreign Language

    I was standing in a station in Tokyo at the tail end of rush hour, a pink ticket in my right hand and a blue ticket in my left hand, panic rising in my chest. My friends had crossed the ticket barrier already, I had been trailing behind, and they were suddenly out of view. The barrier was making an angry sound, and I was getting in the way of the stream of rushed commuters. Take a deep breath. Take a step back. Think. I found a station employee and through a mix of limited Ja
    A Grave Matter: Recycling Burials in Overcrowded Cities

    A Grave Matter: Recycling Burials in Overcrowded Cities

    For the genealogist, professional or otherwise, cemeteries are a vital part of understanding a family lineage or a specific ancestor’s life. They hold special importance to descendants and relatives as the physical location that they can visit where their ancestor will lay for all time. Unless, of course, it’s not only their ancestor buried in the grave. No, it’s not a murder mystery. For cities such as London, with an ancient history and an overcrowded populous, cemetery wor
    Conveyances as Genealogy Resources

    Conveyances as Genealogy Resources

    If you are anything like us, then you are always looking for new resources for genealogy research. We get so excited when we find new resources that we just have to share them with the world! One such resource that we found recently is a collection from the Georgia Archives. The Colonial Conveyances is a collection provided by the Georgia Archives, an archive that houses "historic Georgia manuscripts, photographs, maps, and government records", according to the website. The d
    5 Free Genealogy Websites

    5 Free Genealogy Websites

    Starting out your genealogy search can be daunting, especially when you look at all of the many paid and unpaid options out there. There are
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