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Free Genealogy Resources On The NetBy Ancestor.com on March 26th, 2009 | 3 Comments
Sending out letters, requesting assistance and paying for it, or traveling to international destinations to search for ourselves, all cost a reasonable amount to accomplish and some of us weren’t able to actively track down people using those methods. The internet with its plethora of information, allows us the luxury of viewing a passeng... -
Gen Web ProjectBy Ancestor.com on March 24th, 2009 | 1 Comment
One of the most incredible feats of volunteers and in genealogy research that exist today, exists online, offering free areas and documents to research for amateurs and professionals alike and is nearly singlehandedly responsible for keeping free genealogy alive and wel and living on the internet. We’re speaking of course of the Genweb projec... -
How 9/11 and Identity Theft is Changing Online Geneal...By Ancestor.com on February 4th, 2009 | No Comments
Post 9/11 however they grew, and continue to do so, with nations all over the world debating whether your right to access public information should be halted. It was reported the in September 11 terrorist attacks the terrorists gained their documentation, drivers licenses and so on from information that they gleaned online. Further, since that tim... -
Australian Ancestors–Fremantle PrisonBy Ancestor.com on January 10th, 2009 | No Comments
Australia was of course one of the penal colonies, where the black sheep ancestors of many Australians today were retired to when they committed some kind of misdeed, or in those days, imagined misdeed against the crown. Australia was for all intents and purposes, for a time, a large penal colony for those who had committed some major or minor inf... -
Tracing Your Native Heritage–Pt 2–No TiesBy Ancestor.com on November 20th, 2008 | No Comments
The first will be finding exactly what tribe or band your parent, or your grandparents actually belonged to may be difficult unless you have some clues to go on. The second thing is that by and large you will most likely not find any measure of acceptance there, or if you do, its going to take some real effort.. A harsh thing to say perhaps but so... -
Jewish Heritage Searches–ResourcesBy Ancestor.com on November 17th, 2008 | No Comments
Not every country, or culture has good records of their existence and some of them, in all honesty, have been pursued or persecuted to the point that in some instances it didnt’ pay to relate or keep abreast of family histories. Jewish history, as well all know has some instances of this, much like Native American, Russian, and other culture... -
Tracking down MarriagesBy Ancestor.com on August 17th, 2008 | 4 Comments
Fortunately there are places where you can go to find some of the things that you might not find in the census or family records, such as the marriages of those who are further up the line than just parents or grandparents. The Uk particularly provides for this in a number of ways. There are national indexes that will help you to find all of the r... -
Midwest America | Tracing Norwegian AncestorsBy Ancestor.com on August 11th, 2008 | No Comments
In the Midwest, particularly Wisconsin, Nebraska, Minnesota and areas such as those, many of the immigrants were of Norwegian descent, which presents it’s own special problems when trying to trace your roots. Most people know well about the explorations of the Vikings along the coasts of North America, which began long before the English expediti... -
Genealogy Charting | Common Genealogical ChartsBy Ancestor.com on August 5th, 2008 | No Comments
The most common forms that you’re going to find to keep your genealogy information together are those which are also used by genealogists the world over. They are the pedigree chart, or the family group sheet. Both of these will help you keep all the information that you’ve found on your family history together in one place. They are e... -
Genealogy Research on the InternetBy Ancestor.com on July 22nd, 2008 | 2 Comments
The internet is one of the latest and greatest new tools in our genealogical research and can be used to offer us: ~People and places to learn from. ~Meeting of the minds, people to assist us and places to discuss our research. ~A place to publish your conclusions, in many cases free of charge. A few of the things it won’t give you however a...






