August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
Looking for my Birth Mother. I was put up for adoption on 11-04-1976 in South Hampton New York.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
Hi all, I am looking for any information or ties to Simon Byrne born 1820 in Ireland.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
Having trouble finding your family tree's Mr. Right? Helpful advice from Sharon DeBartolo Carmack will help you break down your brick wall, as will advice from Allison Stacy and Family Tree University.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
Tracee Hamilton has worked at the Post since 1993, toiling in office obscurity as an editor before someone said, "Hey, you've got a lot of opinions and can write a little.
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August 31st, 2010 . by afechter
Over the past few months we have released 3 new projects keyed through the World Archives Project, England, Newspaper Index Cards, Sydney and New South Wales, Sands Street Index, 1861-1930 and Perth, Scotland, Survey of Inhabitants, 1766, 1773. The indexes for these projects, containing more than 1.27 million records, can be searched for free due to the efforts of 5500+ contributors!
The Andrews Collection, aka England, Newspaper Index Cards, is a collection of newspaper clippings, and transcriptions, pasted onto index cards detailing births, marriages, etc. (I still recall keying the announcements for the death of a serviceman and less than a month later the birth of his son; my heart ached for the young wife.) Although these records were not the easiest to key it was definitely worth the time it took to bring these events to life.
The Sydney and New South Wales, Sands Street Index, 1861-1930, was our first directory project keyed by the community. In Australia directories are important to family history research due to the lack of census records -researchers can track their ancestors location through time and hopefully find the names of other relatives.
And Perth, Scotland, Survey of Inhabitants, 1766, 1773 records landlords and tenants – sometimes appearing as letters and more often as easy to follow forms. The landlords were requested to provide an account of their tenants, sub-tenants and familes including their occupations and what parish they came from so this collection is a treasure trove of information.
Congratulations to our World Archive Project contributors!
The Ancestry.com World Archives Project allows anyone, anywhere to help preserve history by typing facts from historical records into searchable online collections that are free to the public. Click here to learn more about joining our community of contributors.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
David A. Radford, 77, lieutenant commander , U.S. Navy, passed away Wednesday, August 11, 2010 in Mesquite, Nevada.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Tana L. Pedersen
You’ve been waiting patiently and it’s finally here! Family Tree Maker 2011 introduces more than 100 enhancements (many based on customer requests) to help you create your family story like never before. Here are just a few of the exciting new features you’ll enjoy:
- Smart Stories—a narrative tool. If you’ve always wanted help starting your own family history book, this is the tool you’ve been waiting for. Smart Stories helps you quickly fill up those blank pages by letting you use facts, sources, and notes you’ve already entered in your tree. Simply drag-and-drop the text into your story. And smart story text is linked to your tree; if you make changes, text will be updated automatically.
- New and improved charts. In addition to four new fan charts, you’ll be able to enhance your charts with new backgrounds, borders, and embellishments. You can even change fonts based on fact types.
- New and improved reports. Ancestor and descendant reports have been improved and added to. You’ll also find a new Surname Report, the ability to sort custom reports, and the option to save and reuse report settings.
- More Ancestry integration. Ancestry.com has millions of members all over the world. And now you can find out which members are searching for your ancestors by viewing Member Connect activity in the expanded Web Dashboard. You’ll also see links to message boards and notification of your new Ancestry messages. In addition, uploading and downloading speeds have been improved.
- New media management tools. Now you can drag-and-drop, cut-and-paste, and even categorize multiple items at the same time. You’ll also find a new tool that helps you locate missing media files.
To view or download a PDF list of the new enhancements, click here. To purchase Family Tree Maker 2011, click here.
Also, in coming weeks I’ll be writing about how to use some of these new features. Please come back to the blog to learn more and also to let others knows how 2011 is working for you.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
The community of Delavan is gearing up to welcome visitors to the annual Delavan Fall Festival, Sept.
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August 31st, 2010 . by Genealogy News
Annette Lanier smiles as she pulls out a maroon scrapbook from a stack of research materials.
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