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For people who love FindaGrave.com, especially taking volunteer photos!

Please create a New Discussion for help with a probem with Family Tree Maker. There are many Online resources for Users helping other Users, Email Lists, AND Online Knowledge Base websites that suppport the Family Tree Maker program (all versions).

This group was created for anyone who uses Ancestry.com for their family tree , or anyone needing help from someone who is a member of Ancestry.comSee More

NGS is a non-profit organization based in the United States that serves genealogists and family historians from beginner to more advanced. They educate via national conferences and online training.

This group was created to help you find your ancestor who served in the military. This includes any War, Peace time, & National Guard. There are many records to search for Veterans. We have several here for you. We also have researchers to help you.See More

This forum is for beginners or anyone just stuck and needs help with the internet. Where do find genealogy records? I don't want to pay for databases? How do I start searching on the internet?See More

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This group is for people who either are just learning how to do genealogy, or you are learning how to use the internet and software programs out there to do genealogy. We will give you tips, links, resources and help you with look-ups.

This group was created for anyone interested in knowing what censuses are available around the world. Also when they were written ,what appeared on the censuses, where to get blank census forms, where to find census records, and how to read them.

How to get the most out of the program Microsoft Excel in a family history project

News, discoveries, wish lists, help and undocumented features of the best genealogy site on the internet. Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask. Questions will be shared with area support staff. Cool "How to" tips will be posted.

Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.

The internet is important to everything around us. We provide you with the best ways to search for your ancestors and find what you are looking for. We help you get results.See More

yak about or information on old abandoned cemeteries in Great old Illinois country hillsides. What becomes of them what to do about them and how to do it.

Links to all the online city directories in one place, listed by location and in date order. This project will be a continuous work-in-progress!

The Genealogical Proof Standard (GPS) consists of 5 elements:1) reasonably exhaustive search 2) complete & accurate source citations 3) analysis & correlation of collected information 4) resolution of all conflicts 5) written conclusion.See More