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Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Slægtens Historie May 22, 2011.
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Slægtens Historie replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
If you are looking for ancestors in Denmark or Norway you simply have to be near the archives in Copenhagen or Oslo. Especially when you need information that can be obtained on the Internet. I offer any help regarding the…
Julia Coppard replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
Hi John,
I'm sure by now you've been given great advice. Like most, I've exhausted the free trials on most websites like ancestry.co.uk before paying out a dime.
For UK records definitely include the free 14 day trial on…
CHuset replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
Although Ancestry has so many records, I have found the same info on familysearch.org and have also been able to prnt a copy of the original document without paying any fees for a membership. I was also surprised when I put my…
claudia smith replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
Ancestry.com is the best place to go as you can get actual copies of documents that are original. There is a fee for joining but it's well worth the money.
CHuset replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
I recently bought the following book: Genealogy ON LINE by Elizabeth Powell Crowe, copyright 2011. I found the book at Barns and Noble however, a library or buy.com might well have it. I'm glad I bought it because I can refer…
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Lento replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
I haven't read all of the responses, but I think it is important to start with yourself and work back, carefully documenting everything--especially the ties between generations. Remember to learn what you can from your family. If…
Stacye Mehard replied to John Rampton's discussion 'Where is the best place to go to research Geneaology?'
Jo, what village was your father from? I saw your post on the Jewish postings but You didn't give enough information for anyone to assist with it. Stacye
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Reconnect with your past this past Fourth
By Nancy Calhoun
July 4th often brings to mind traditions of flags, parades, fireworks, picnics, and many family reunions. Family reunions are an excellent way to make connections with other family members and to gather genealogical information. They may range from a hot dog roast in the local park on a Sunday afternoon to a lengthy cruise to another country.
Many families have a long tradition of an annual reunion. My grandmother's family has gathered bi-annually for… Continue
July 4th often brings to mind traditions of flags, parades, fireworks, picnics, and many family reunions. Family reunions are an excellent way to make connections with other family members and to gather genealogical information. They may range from a hot dog roast in the local park on a Sunday afternoon to a lengthy cruise to another country.
Many families have a long tradition of an annual reunion. My grandmother's family has gathered bi-annually for… Continue
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Though it doesn’t “officially” launch until July 17, GenealogyWise opened for business earlier this week, and already has several hundred new members. Deemed a “Facebook for genealogy,” the new social networking site has shown tremendous content growth and promise.
GenealogyWise was created by FamilyLink.com, the company behind WorldVitalRecords.com, FamilyLink.com, the “We’re Related” Facebook application, and the highly anticipated GenSeek.com partnership with the Family History… Continue
GenealogyWise was created by FamilyLink.com, the company behind WorldVitalRecords.com, FamilyLink.com, the “We’re Related” Facebook application, and the highly anticipated GenSeek.com partnership with the Family History… Continue
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- At 3:09pm on September 2, 2009,
John Rampton said… - Great day to be alive!
- At 11:58am on August 23, 2009,
Joe Dallmann (Deez) said…
- Right now I'm such a noob. I'm hunting and pecking for Crosgrove, Dallmann, Dallman, and Navarro. I write the blog www.cemeteryexplorers.blogspot.com so my main focus is cemeteries with genealogy as more of a side thing.
- At 10:16am on August 18, 2009,
Brenda Johnson said… - Thanks for the add. Do we have any surnames in common?
- At 9:52am on August 18, 2009,
Camisca Marquise Fontes` said… - Hi John, thanks for the add. See u in Salt Lake. My son is attending Univ. of Utah on a football scholarship. What a place it is..
- At 9:47am on August 18, 2009,
Shaun Robert Davies said… - Hi John, thanks for the add, did you see a surname of mine that could be interesting to you? shaun
- At 8:46pm on August 11, 2009,
Tammy Jones Ashley said… - Hi John , nice to meet you , and have you as a friend !
- At 3:50pm on July 30, 2009,
Nancy Netter said… - Hello John,
I saw your request to be a friend and I was wondering what surnames do we have in common?
- At 2:46pm on July 28, 2009,
Kevin Bowers said… - Hi John
I just received a friend request from you - are we researching any of the same surnames? Same locations? I see you are in Salt Lake - I was there several yrs ago and had a wonderful tearing my way through the Library.
Cheers
Kevin
- At 3:30pm on July 20, 2009,
Ann Dearing said… - I also have a few Ritchie's in my tree too!
William Edgar Ritchie m Jane Sutherland two children.
Mary Ann Ritchie m Goerge Pinkerton
Edwin Ritchie m Ella Pinkerton
All in Ontario.
- At 3:15pm on July 20, 2009,
Ann Dearing said…
- Well I have two Kohler's in my tree. Kathleen "Kathy" b in 1956 m.to Michael Kenney on 15 april 1979 with three children and a Rose Kohler m. to a George Norton they had 8 children both in the Michigan area. Do you know about these two people at all?
Annie
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