Sample Sentences forgenealogy (editor-reviewed)
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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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My entire genealogy file, my notebooks, my books, everything was afloat. (source)genealogy = 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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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)
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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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"Mary Magdalene is here," Teabing said, pointing near the top of the genealogy. (source)genealogy = family tree
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Mr. Smit disentangled himself gently from Father's genealogical inquiries and followed me upstairs.† (source)
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Perfect trove of information about New York history—dates, names, genealogies.† (source)
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Mr. Samgrass was a genealogist and a legitimist;† (source)
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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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But they're not in the official genealogy.† (source)
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I've also done a fair amount of genealogical research, into the Hubbard, Tayber, and Rinds families.† (source)
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They were authorities on the genealogies of everyone who was anyone in Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia and did not bother their heads about the other states, because they believed that no one who was anybody ever came from states other than these three.† (source)
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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)
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