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81English Surnames
We all have one, some of us change them, but where do surnames come from and what do they mean? When researching a family tree you are soon able to follow branches of your tree by the surnames alone.Genealogy...
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74How to Set up your own Personal Genealogy Surname Website
Choosing a Domain Name To set up your own personal website is not hard to do and it can be fun and free. First, you need to choose a domain name. If you are using it for family history/genealogy, then you...
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77How To Legally Change Your Name
Need to know how to change your name legally? Well, this little article will entertain you as it walks through the steps necessary to do so. It's not as difficult as you might think.
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66Choosing a Hubpages username
Thinking about usernames led me on a bit of a quest and I did some research into what other people were using as their usernames and how people defined themselves. Broadly speaking, hubbers and web users...
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63The power of the surname
Nehru-GandhiThe power of the surname The power of a surname is never more evident than in the case of the most famous surname in India. As if being a Nehru was not enough, Indira Priyadarshini’s...
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79How to change your name 'legally' and for free
This hub explaines the process of changing your name. it tell's you how you can yourself do it for Free without expensive Lawyer fee's.
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55Genealogy: How to use and Research Family Historian Books
People have been researching their own family history lines for centuries. Therefore, there are all types of books printed to cater for this. Each one will reveal a wealth of different information. If you...
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65Genealogy Importance of Federal Census
The 1850 Federal Census had a weath of new information listed as compared to the previous years. TetonRose wrote an excellent article on how to begin your genealogy family history search. She included some...
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61You can say "I do" to him and "I don't" to his name
Upon marriage, taking your husband's surname as your own is a tradition, not the law. If, for whatever reason, you want to keep your maiden name after marriage (despite the ludicrous charges of heresy and...
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69A Tribute to my Mother and Father- Fred & Elsie Wood
Many people uprooted their whole lifestyle to adventure thousands of miles from all their families and friends to make a new start. Little did they know that when they left they would probably never ever see...
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