In this issue: German Wedding Traditions and Customs and more!

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❯ German Wedding Traditions and

Customs
❯ It’s Not All Online: Cemetery
Research
❯ Revolutionary War Soldiers: So
Cold They Shot Squirrels for
Shoes
❯ September Update:
GenealogyBank Just Added New
Content from 44 Titles!

September 2019 Newsletter

German Wedding Traditions and
Customs
In this article, we’re focusing on German wedding
traditions. If you’re one of the almost 50 million people in
the U.S. who claim German ancestry, German wedding
traditions may teach you something about your ancestors’
way of life.
Read more ❯

It’s Not All Online: Cemetery

Research
Gena Philibert-Ortega writes: While genealogy has been
greatly aided by the ability to search for our ancestors
online, solely searching the Internet for a burial can quickly
lead to a person believing they have a brick wall – when in
reality it’s a matter of not completing an exhaustive search.
Read more ❯

Revolutionary War Soldiers: So

Cold They Shot Squirrels for
Shoes
“He… said that the winter of [1777] was the coldest he ever
experienced.” It was so cold “our troops… shot squirrels
and drew their skins over their feet for shoes.”
Read more ❯

September Update:
GenealogyBank Just Added New
Content from 44 Titles!
We constantly add more newspapers and obituaries to our
online archives. Currently, GenealogyBank features over
11,000 newspapers from all 50 states, with more than 255
million obituaries and death records. Here are details
about our most recent additions: a total of 44 titles from
13 states and 8 national titles. We’ve shown the date
ranges so that you can determine if the new content is
relevant to your personal research.
Read more ❯

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