Watch today’s Storylines to learn how to tap into social history and historical context to fill in the gaps in your knowledge about your ancestor. Discover how to bring a deeper, more meaningful and whole story to your readers.
How to Use Social History to Tell a Whole Story
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Thank you, that is just what I needed at this moment!
Thank you Lynn. This helps me add another layer to my story … after I’ve done the research, of course!