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Science has come a long way. Today's DNA technology is moving toward linking every man, woman and child in a genetic family tree. It's now possible to determine if a family is Native American based on a swab of saliva. But DNA can't answer every question we might have about our ancestors.
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This section of All Things Cherokee is designed to help you find the services and information you need to trace your family tree and/or find your link to the Cherokee people. Browse through the options below to determine the solution that is most helpful for you.
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Receive a customized search of the Cherokee rolls as well as tons of general genealogy data to help you with your search. This report is perfect for beginners looking to understand more about Cherokee genealogy and where your family might fit into it.
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Need additional help tracing your ancestors back through the generations? All Things Cherokee can help there too. Christina Berry, owner and operator of ATC, is now offering genealogy research at an hourly rate. Not just for Cherokee's anymore, Christina can help you trace any ancestral line.
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It's about the journey, right? Isn't half of the fun of finding your ancestry the search along the way? For those who want to turn their genealogy into a hobby, here are some helpful starting points.
Ancestry.com Free Trial - This is a great site filled with tons of ancestry records and information. It allows you to search genealogy documents from all over the US and the world all from your own home computer.
All Things Cherokee Query Boards - Post queries about your family's Cherokee connections and in order to share information with others seeking the same lineage.
All Things Cherokee FAQs & Articles - Find answers to most of your questions in this archive of free articles.
Genealogy Books - This page contains information and links for ordering very helpful Cherokee genealogy books.
Helpful Links - Can't find what your looking for? Keep looking.
The genealogy journey never ends. There will always be one more generation to discover, one more branch on the tree. So settle in, learn as much as you can, and enjoy the journey of self-discovery.
~ Christina Berry, All Things Cherokee
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