If your ancestor was a man living in the United States from 1775-1783, he may have served in the Revolutionary War. Here are details on Revolutionary War records and finding them: https://ldsgenealogy.com/Using-Revolutionary-War-Records.htm
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DNA testing can be a valuable clue in determining who your ancestors were. There are 3 types of commercial DNA tests for genealogy and each has specific uses and limitations. Read more: https://ldsgenealogy.com/Using-DNA-Testing-for-Genealogy.htm . #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry #dna

If your ancestor was a man and was an adult in 1861-1865, he may have served in the Civil War or been drafted for the war. There are various Civil War records that could apply to your ancestor. Read more: https://ldsgenealogy.com/Using-Civil-War-Records.htm #genealogy #familyhistory #ancestry

Have you ever wished that your ancestor had written where they were born and names of parents? They just might have on their Social Security application. Learn more: vist.ly/455ps

The Pitfalls of Find a Grave Information: Verify Before You Trust
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Tips for Researching Immigrants to the U.S.
One of the most challenging types of research for U.S. genealogy is finding the origins of an immigrant who came to the United States. Learn more: vist.ly/44b3r
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