Posted by John Harmon. on January 15, 2011 at 16:00:56 from (174.26.226.172):
In Reply to: Family tree posted by Troy Boyd on January 15, 2011 at 10:17:43:
I have an interest in Geneology and have amassed a vast paper record of my various families by useing a few internet supported search sites such as anscestry.com,how ever after a not so pleasant affair with a paid search site called Heritage Library I decided to wing it on my own useing all and any free sites I could find. First up should be the LDS supported site "familysearch.org". If your family of the past were well known and in an area that supported schools,librarys,tax asessors,public government and/or most of the record keeping efforts of a society then you will be in luck with family search's information. They give 1880 census free of charge. If you have a Latterday Saints Church in your area the possibility of their having a research library for geneology is good.Local geneology groups are another good source of family info. Family Bibles still remain the most factual source of info in my opinion. After you amass this huge pile of paper records which you will I guarantee, a neat place to organize it,and basic service is free,is www,tribalpages.com I have my Family tree site there and have had for about 12 years and even in the present day I still am aquiring info and updating my Web site as the info still keeps coming in. I have met Cousins I never knew existed before,I have participated in DNA testing with several hundred other people and am amazed at the numbers and names of descendants of my past migrating Grandparents and their children from so many years ago. Granted there exists traps in the Geneology Internet supported search so it is good to be aware that not all offers of help may be what they appear. Good Luck. JH
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