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I've been researching our family history all year as well..it's been very
interesting. I have a subscription to ancestry.com.uk, genesreunited and I
often consult familysearch.org. I found familysearch a good starting point.
Some of their information is wildly inaccurate but it often tells you who
the parents were and some of the children. Ancestry.com has all the census
records back to 1841 in the UK. The Americans kept records for longer than
that..the lucky dogs :) It's surprising how much information you can get
from the census records though. I found that most counties have a genealogy
society and that's where I have made some valuable contacts..one fellow even
went to the "home" village and took pictures of the village and one of my
lost relatives :) With genesreuntied I was most annoyed, you have to pay
for everything :( There again you can make some useful contacts, but
overall I found that site useless. The freebie sites are limited unless you
happen across someone else looking for your family tree. So far I've been
able to trace my family tree back to the 1500's all on-line..now I've got to
start to pay if I want certificates etc. Sharon, on Vancouver Island
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