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Sharing Resources Through NSABConnect October’s NSABConnect member discussion group explored “Best Practices in Family History Research”, sparking a lively and generous exchange of ideas. Members shared websites, tools, and strategies that have helped them trace and better understand their Arab family histories. We’re excited to share some of these resources with you in the hope…
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Yearbooks and class photos can be rich sources of information when researching Arab and Arab American family histories. From elementary school through university, these records often include names, portraits, extracurricular activities, hometowns, and even aspirations—providing valuable context for family stories. In the United States, many yearbooks are available on genealogy sites such as Ancestry.com and…
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While it’s always exciting to find original records relating to our family, we shouldn’t disregard contextual resources that can help us flesh out our family’s story with details about the “when” and “where” of their lives. Published histories of a people group, region, era, occupation, or migration pattern can shed light on our ancestors’ experiences,…
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Whether you’re new to genealogy or a seasoned pro, there are myriad opportunities each year to grow your knowledge and network with fellow family history enthusiasts at genealogy conferences. On an international scale, FamilySearch’s RootsTech will be held March 6-8 in Salt Lake City, Utah, and online. As “the world’s largest family discovery event,” RootsTech…
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Your donation helps support vital initiatives, including offering educational resources, expanding outreach and providing access to tools that empower individuals to trace their family history. The National Society for Arab & Arab American Genealogy (NSAB) relies on membership and donations to support its activities. As we enter the last week of 2024, we ask you…





