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Kansas State Agricultural College, Yearbook (Manhattan, Kansas) 41,027 records. Mississippi State University, Yearbook (Starkville, Mississippi) 34,743 records. Washington and Lee University (Lexington, VA), 1895 - 2009. 33,452 records. Discover your ancestry - search Birth, Marriage and Death certificates, census records, immigration lists and ...
- U.S. Yearbooks, 1890-1979
U.S. Yearbooks, 1890-1979. 31,318,694 pages in 253,429...
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- U.S. Yearbooks, 1890-1979
Feb 5, 2024 · The Ancestor Hunt has yearbook links from 17,500 schools in the U.S. and Canada. It is free. The Internet Archive has over 82,000 results if you search for the keyword “yearbooks”. Worth searching if you know the school or association. By and large, the Internet Archive yearbooks are included in The Ancestor Hunt’s list of links.
Apr 24, 2020 · MyHeritage has gone a step further by opening up access to its United States yearbook collection, from 1890 to 1979, until May 23.. In addition, following the successful release of MyHeritage In Color™ (10 million photos were colorized in the first three months), one of the ideas raised by the MyHeritage team was to apply this technology to records, in cases where black and white photos are ...
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The Collection Catalog on MyHeritageThere are 3 ways to search or browse the Collection Catalog. First is the search box at the top right. Use this to search for a collection or by keyword. A keyword can be anything from a location (California or Spain) to a record set (yearbooks or census). Second, use the left-hand side menu to browse by collecti...
Our first must-have database is actually not a database; it’s a collection, the Census and Voter List Collection. It’s my number one because the census is one of the first record sets most genealogists start with. This collection includes over 200 databases for census and voter records worldwide. Let’s say I wanted to research my French-Canadian an...
Another database unique to MyHeritage, this is a collection of public photos, videos and documents posted by members. It’s a different way to search the website: instead of just looking for a family tree, it reveals images MyHeritage members have uploaded to their family sites. Once again, consider how you want to search this database. You can add ...
This must-have is U.S.-specific. If you don’t have U.S. ancestors, remember that MyHeritage has a map collection, and I often find that maps and reference databases are the collections no one uses. That is a shame because they have the information we need to understand our research subjects better. For all databases, make sure to read the collectio...
This might be a collection you haven’t explored because it’s a collection of (possibly) living people. As genealogists, we like researching dead people. However, sometimes we need to find the living or people who died more recently. The data comes from telephone directories, property tax assessments, credit applications, voter registration lists, a...
Next on our list is a portion of the Military collection, databases that include death information. There are a number of these databases, including: 1. France, Military Death Index, 1914-1961 2. United Kingdom, War Memorials, 1914-1949 3. Vietnam Casualties, 1956–1998 4. Korean War Casualties, 1950–1957 5. Boer War Casualties, 1899–1902 6. Ireland...
Histories, Memories, and Biographiesis a collection of family histories, local and genealogy history. This is a collection of books; different than the ones we’ve discussed previously. I searched for Mayflower, and as you can see, there were 7 collections or databases in my results. Six are family histories, and one is a local general history. So w...
This is a collection of databases that include passenger lists, immigration cards, and registers, to name a few. Though you could search on an individual database in the collection, such as Germans Immigrating to the U.S., it is worthwhile to search the entire collection so that you can review hits within any of the databases in the collection. Thi...
If you live in the U.S. and have been researching for several decades, you have most likely heard of Everton’s Genealogical Helper. This now-defunct magazine printed genealogy articles that included how-tos, indexes, reader’s pedigree, and family group sheets. This MyHeritage database is equivalent to today’s online trees. So why is it on my must-h...
Hopefully, you now understand that MyHeritage has unique databases to help with your family history research. The website includes censuses, voter lists, the “meat and potatoes” of genealogy, but they also have unique content because it’s member-submitted or a collection they have sought after that you won’t find anywhere else. The way you find you...
U.S. Yearbooks, 1890-1979. 31,318,694 pages in 253,429 yearbooks. FREE. Yearbooks. USA. Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg PA, 1928. James Maitland Stewart (1908 - 1997) was an American actor and military officer who is among the most honored and popular stars in film history. He is shown here as a senior at Mercersburg Academy, a preparatory ...
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The search results appear as cards. Clicking anywhere on a card will bring you to the record page. You can also click the name of each record, which is underlined, to view the record. Search results presented as cards; the search form follows you at the top of the page. You can easily distinguish between a historical record and a family tree ...
