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50 Best Blogs for Genealogy Geeks by Online University

by Chris

Genealogy Beginner was rated within the top 50 Best Blogs for Genealogy Geeks online by Online University.  best-genealogy-blogs

We’re proud to share the spotlight with some great fellow genealogy bloggers.  You can check out the full list at Online University.  They break the list up into four key sections:

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My heritage: The Family Friendly Search Engine

by Nick

Guest Post by Nick Capallero

Anyone involved in genealogical research knows about the difficulty in tracking long lost family members, in obtaining and organizing official records and placing them in an easy-to-use family tree for all the family. Although nowadays one can get help online, a good and trustworthy genealogy research tool, specializing in finding ancestors and advancing our family research, is essential.

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How to Make a Better Family Tree

by Diana

Family history is a matter of pride to many people. Many cultures, over thousands of years have kept the tradition of maintaining and preserving family trees, often in great details.

Even today people believe that their origin and history determines to a large extent who they are. This can be achieved through a family tree.

By restricting your knowledge to your immediate family, you are depriving your children of knowledge of family history that is rightfully theirs. Many people don’t seek to find out about their ancestors in spite of wanting to. They may think this task is fraught with difficulty.

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How to Make a Family Tree?

by Diana

Are you curious about your long lost relatives? You can easily find out about them with technologies that help you create a family tree. Do you want to know how to make a family tree ?

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A family tree is an account of your forefathers. Usually it is depicted by a genealogy map that shows family connections. Such a record usually contains vital information such as names of ancestors, their dates of birth, place of origin and occupation. Each person is connected to other people via different lines that designate different relationships.

For the data required to build a family tree, you may seek assistance from relatives or even from the internet. Grow your research as you grow your tree!

 

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Download the Genealogy Guide

by Chris

What is a Step-by-Step Genealogy Guide worth?  To have someone do all the research for you would normally cost you around $800 (I should know, that’s what it cost me!).  Particularly laser-guided accurate information like I provide in The GuideSPECIFICALLY for managing name challenges from other countries. This isn’t some boiler-plate collection of answers.

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Genealogy Search

by Chris

There are a large number of free websites that exist simply for your use in a family history search. These sites contain databases and search capabilities that can quickly aid in determining whether you are on the right path in your search.

We suggest you start with a solid Blank Family Tree Template.

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Genealogy Template Charts

by Chris

Getting organized is the first and most important step in initiating your genealogy project. A family tree is a chart that outlines the results of a genealogy search. Making a family tree starts with getting your paperwork in order.

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How to Make a Family Tree

by Chris

Making Your Family Tree Chart is as Easy as 1-2-3!

First, understanding exactly what a family tree is and what it looks like by downloading genealogy charts. This will provide clarity and direction.

You are the first entry, then your parents, then your grandparents. If you have supporting documents, write in ink, otherwise, use pencil.

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Great New Step-by-Step Genealogy Guide

by Chris

If you’re having trouble getting started with making a family tree, let me suggest this great new genealogy guide.

http://www.genealogybeginner.com/step-by-step-genealogy-guide

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How to Research Your Family Name

by Chris

By Dakota Caudilla

You’ll be surprised with the kind of information you’ll unearth when you do a research on your own family name. People you’ve never known existed, long-lost relatives, and friends who share the same lineage as you! This is what researching your own surname can do for you. If you’re not ready for some surprise findings, you’re better off leaving all this researching to others in your family.

Researching your own surname can be done through different methods. For one thing, the most popular among all the other methods of researching your own family surname is through the Internet. The wide availability, freedom of use and flexibility of the internet makes it the most popular genealogical research tool known to humankind today!

Try websites like http://www.genealogy.com and you’ll see what we mean. By typing in your surname or your ancestor’s first and last name, you’ll come up with a whole list of possible family members that you can easily fill up your family tree. These tools are generally easy to use and some websites even have communication tools whereby you can contact the possible relative directly too. These websites contain hundreds of millions of family names in their database to help people find long-lost family members.

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