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MyHeritage Photo Tools: The Unofficial TARDIS

by Daniel Loftus | Daniel's Genealogy | Apr 29, 2022 | Uncategorized

So one way or another, you’ve probably heard about the MyHeritage photo tools. This started a whole episode of excitement to try these tools out. To this day, they are some of the most exciting things you can try out on old photos. I’m always (along with...

Mapping Your Surname through Time

by Daniel Loftus | Daniel's Genealogy | Apr 1, 2022 | Irish Research

Now, if you’re someone who’s not based in Ireland but does roots in the Emerald Isle but you’re hitting the time where it’s getting harder to trace your ancestors in Ireland (pre Civil Registration in 1864) you might be wondering how to pin...

What can be found on a… Irish death record

by Daniel Loftus | Daniel's Genealogy | Nov 19, 2021 | Irish Research, What can be found on a...

Welcome to the third part of “What can be found on a…” – the series where we present a record and show you how much information can be obtained from it. Let’s get into today’s post! Here is an example of an Irish death record:...

The Next Gen: Where are they?!

by Daniel Loftus | Daniel's Genealogy | Oct 22, 2021 | Introducing Teens to Genealogy, Miscellaneous

Now, with myself being a genealogist of the next gen I felt pretty alone not being able to find many people my own age interested in genealogy. Now what you might be surprised to know that there are way more interacting with the community just probably not in the most...

What can be found on a… Irish marriage record

by Daniel Loftus | Daniel's Genealogy | Oct 15, 2021 | Irish Research, What can be found on a...

Welcome to the second part of “What can be found on a…” – the series where we present a record and show you how much information can be obtained from it. Let’s jump into it! Image: John Loftus and Ellen Noone marriage certificate married...
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