Sunday, January 3, 2010

Ancestor Finder Best Ancestor Finder?

Best ancestor finder? - ancestor finder

I'm writing a report on my family tree. What is the best place where you can find ancestors?

Posted by Brianna Perlman at 10:57 PM

3 comments:

Shirley T said...

Websites with the trees of the family only, not worth a farthing from. What you need is one that records and documents has.

Trees on the Web, either free or pay to subscribe to, not sent to an expert, but from people like you and me and no errors. They are rarely documented and if they are badly documented. Often you will see different information in the same city for different customers. Then you will see several times the same information is absolutely the same people from different participants, but it would be stupid if you think for one moment that this means that it is correct. Many people copy without verifying. Believe me, if I kill you, as I married, and his family, and in places where they never lived and died, you understand. If you do something someone has a family member do not agree, the owner of the site will tell you that it is between you and other participants.

Ancestry.Com I think that's best for the total amount of the original online source folder. We need to make a differencebetween archives and genealogies. One of the places that the so-called "Family Tree Records." These are not records.

They all U.S. censuses until 1930. The 1940 and later not available to the public at. Military trade, agriculture, immigration and other issues. Thu indices vital records (birth, marriage and death), many U.S. states. However, all documents are online, but they have to say that the time and money traveling around the country, libraries and courts.

If it is too expensive, could sign his pubic library, you can use free of charge.

A good resource is a free Family History Center in the Latter-day Saints (Mormon) church. These records are people all over the world, not just Mormons. In Salt Lake City, has the largest collection of genealogy in the world. Your FHC microfilm can for you to see at a symbolic price.

I had never tried to convert me or heard of them doing that someone else who has used their resources. Just visit the searest the Mormon Church or visit the free website, FamilySearch.org, the hours for the general public.

Here is a link that links to many sites is free and unfree.

http://www.progenealogists.com/top50gene ...

January 7, 2010 at 10:36 AM
Deelan said...

Records of different people can find a good way of your ancestors and the person in May, then check out this site for records www.recordsdetective.com.

January 7, 2010 at 4:43 PM
Deelan said...

Records of different people can find a good way of your ancestors and the person in May, then check out this site for records www.recordsdetective.com.

January 7, 2010 at 4:44 PM

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