101 OF THE BEST FREE WEBSITES FOR CLIMBING YOUR FAMILY TREE

Author: Nancy Hendrickson
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Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B004RR1CEA

101 OF THE BEST FREE WEBSITES FOR CLIMBING YOUR FAMILY TREE

Free Family Tree Resources
Instead of spending hours searching the Internet for free genealogy websites, use this guide to shortcut your search. Download 101 OF THE BEST FREE WEBSITES FOR CLIMBING YOUR FAMILY TREE from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared. Containing 101 of the best websites for free genealogy, this One-Hour Genealogist guide was researched, tested and compiled by a foremost Internet genealogy expert. Using her years of online experience, Nancy Hendrickson has put together her favorite and most-used free sites. Each of the first 50 sites include an Overview, an explanation of Why This Site, and a suggested Search Strategy.

Sites are grouped by:
-military
-social history
-immigration
-databases
-odds 'n ends

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Sites are grouped by:
-military
-social history
-immigration
-databases
-odds 'n ends

Next, you'll find links to free databases or great statewide informat

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