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Why Collaboration between Researchers Is the Key to Success

In 2024 LostCousins celebrated 20 years connecting experienced family historians around the world in order to knock down the ‘brick walls’ that they share. Only by collaborating with distant cousins who share our hobby can we do justice to all of our ancestors – there are far too many ancestral lines for any one of us to research – and in this talk Peter Calver explains how the site he founded is even more relevant now than it was in 2004.

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