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The world wide web is making genealogy easier than ever.genealogy = the study of family ancestry (parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, etc.)
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The researcher is utilizing a database that combines genealogy records with vital statistics including cause-of-death.genealogy = family ancestry (parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, etc.)
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I saw him following the threads of genealogies through their tangle. (source)genealogies = family ancestries
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The only thing there was an old copy of Nature's Nobility: A Wizarding Genealogy. (source)
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"Mary Magdalene is here," Teabing said, pointing near the top of the genealogy. (source)genealogy = family tree
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My entire genealogy file, my notebooks, my books, everything was afloat. (source)genealogy = family ancestries
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Deborah grabbed several photocopied pages from a genealogy how-to book and... (source)genealogy = the study of family ancestry (family trees)
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Mr. Smit disentangled himself gently from Father's genealogical inquiries and followed me upstairs.† (source)genealogical = related to family ancestry or its study
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Afterward, Annie had, at Mae's insistence, shown her some documents, ancient yellowed papers detailing their family history, a beautiful black portfolio of genealogies, scholarly articles, pictures of grave old men with extravagant sideburns standing near rough-hewn cabins. (source)genealogies = family ancestries
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Perhaps some genealogist of the future will come across this patch of bones and wonder why so many fishermen died on the prairies.† (source)genealogist = a person who studies family ancestries
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Genealogists are worked to death winnowing the debris of ancestry for grains of greatness.† (source)
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I'm afraid my own family is nothing to boast of, genealogically.† (source)
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"Just a little genealogy project," my father replied, lingering near the door.† (source)
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I've also done a fair amount of genealogical research, into the Hubbard, Tayber, and Rinds families.† (source)genealogical = related to family ancestry or its study
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Perfect trove of information about New York history—dates, names, genealogies.† (source)genealogies = family ancestries
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Mr. Samgrass was a genealogist and a legitimist;† (source)genealogist = a person who studies family ancestries
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