I have had so much success in finding the elusive relations on fag.
Enjoy genealogy on my trees, and helping others. I see this as a fantastic tool.
Happy to transfer by fag guidelines to those who cherish them, except my family.
I have worked on my family history since a teen, primarily from paper trails and research, and tips from many friends.
Wishing you all many victories!

My favorite research
sources:
WA State Digital Archives - http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/

LDS Family Search -
https://www.familysearch.org/
FamilySeach.org Wiki is a great help in some areas.
Actual records, not abstacts-
Social Security Death Index -
Online Obit Lookups -
http://www.southsoundclassifieds.com/Obits/Listing.asp
http://search.tacomapubliclibrary.org/obits/default.asp?bisc=1

www.dar.org-daughters of the Am. Revolution
www.sar.org-sons of the Am. Revolusion
www.scv.org-Sons of Confederate Veterans
www.archive.org


On-Site Obit Lookups -Seattle Public Library,
King Co. Public Library,
Fiske Genealogy Library, [email protected].
BYU Library-genealogy department
Library of Congress-www.loc.gov
Note-all of these are on WorldCat (ask your librarian to show you this).
NARA or though fold3.com (has free sections and also at LDS FHCs. and other sources.
and genealogyBank website(subscription).

LDS Family Search Center,Burien, WA.
Other genealogy sites, book.google, google images and Pintrest hunting photos.

And still they can allude me, but when I help someone, or find the details myself, there are no words for how great a feeling this is.

I have had so much success in finding the elusive relations on fag.
Enjoy genealogy on my trees, and helping others. I see this as a fantastic tool.
Happy to transfer by fag guidelines to those who cherish them, except my family.
I have worked on my family history since a teen, primarily from paper trails and research, and tips from many friends.
Wishing you all many victories!

My favorite research
sources:
WA State Digital Archives - http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/

LDS Family Search -
https://www.familysearch.org/
FamilySeach.org Wiki is a great help in some areas.
Actual records, not abstacts-
Social Security Death Index -
Online Obit Lookups -
http://www.southsoundclassifieds.com/Obits/Listing.asp
http://search.tacomapubliclibrary.org/obits/default.asp?bisc=1

www.dar.org-daughters of the Am. Revolution
www.sar.org-sons of the Am. Revolusion
www.scv.org-Sons of Confederate Veterans
www.archive.org


On-Site Obit Lookups -Seattle Public Library,
King Co. Public Library,
Fiske Genealogy Library, [email protected].
BYU Library-genealogy department
Library of Congress-www.loc.gov
Note-all of these are on WorldCat (ask your librarian to show you this).
NARA or though fold3.com (has free sections and also at LDS FHCs. and other sources.
and genealogyBank website(subscription).

LDS Family Search Center,Burien, WA.
Other genealogy sites, book.google, google images and Pintrest hunting photos.

And still they can allude me, but when I help someone, or find the details myself, there are no words for how great a feeling this is.