brandonjones@swbell.net asked:
I go to these websites and put in a name and it comes back with a zillion results and want me to pay money to view them. How do I know which ones are my family. I really want to trace my geneology, but I just can’t figure it out at [...]
Dragonette asked:
I am looking to purchase some sort of genealogy software, and I wanted to know which would be my best bet. Legacy, Family Tree Maker and Roots Magic seem to be popular when I do searches, but I want to hear what people who have used the software have to say. [...]
Mark Hostetler asked:
Many owners of historic character homes become curious as to its origins. After all a hundred year old home has a lot of stories to tell. Tracing its roots is similar to tracing the genealogy in a family. Like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, you gather clues from leftover paper trails and [...]
Groshan Fabiola asked:
Remember the excitement of the senior year book? The pictures for which you so carefully dressed and coifed for in preparation? Friends signed well wishes and nonsensical adages of the time. How did you rate in the, “Most likely to” category? The dreams for the future and the promises to keep in [...]
Zidane Boyd asked:
If you aim to trace your roots, you have to search public death records. Death records are vital records that will help you get information about your family history. Since it contains details about the deceased person and also about that person’s family members, searching public death records may just be the [...]
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