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Searching for your Heritage Online:

by Robin Nobles

Our individual heritage fascinates most of us. We're interested in our ancestors, in where they lived, in what wars they fought, and how they got to this continent.

More and more people are working on their family trees. After all, if we don't capture the information now, it could be lost for future generations.

Let's begin at the Best Genealogy Links on the WWW, where you'll discover links for beginning researchers as well as sites of interest to the most seasoned genealogists.
http://home.earthlink.net/~middleton/topten.html

How about a site that boasts over 23,450 links in over 70 categories? At Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet, you'll find categories such as Adoption, Asia & the Pacific, African-American, Cemeteries & Funeral Homes, and even Family Bibles.
http://www.oz.net/~cyndihow/sites.htm

If any of your ancestors fought in the Civil War, be sure to visit The Electric Cemetery Home Page: Genealogy, Civil War. Major projects include 8576 Union soldiers buried in Oklahoma, the 8th Iowa Calvary, and the sinking of the steamship Sultana near Memphis. If you're new to genealogy, stop by Genealogy Helpers, where you'll find relationship information about cousins several times removed, or a perpetual calendar that shows every day of the week from 1753 to 2000. http://www.ionet.net/~cousin/

An Index of Surnames . . . Native American Genealogy . . .
Canadian Genealogy . . . Genealogy Newsgroups and Mailing
Lists . . . you'll find it all plus much more at A Barrel
of Genealogy Links. http://cpcug.org/user/jlacombe/mark.html

Visit the Genealogy Home Page where you'll learn how maps can help you trace your family tree. Learn of upcoming genealogy events, or tips on helping you get started. Do you have Irish roots, or maybe Italian roots? If so, you'll find resources to help you, as well as genealogy help in areas such as Polish military history, Scottish ancestry, and Cuban genealogy. http://www.genhomepage.com/

Discover additional online resources that will help you in your genealogy search at Genealogy Listservers, Newsgroups, and Special Home Pages. The resources are broken down by letters of the alphabet, so it's easy to look for specific surnames or areas. http://www.eskimo.com/~chance/

At Treasure Maps, the How-to Genealogy Site, you'll find five steps to getting started on your family tree, a tutorial on deciphering old handwriting, and a tutorial on U.S. Federal Census. http://www.firstct.com/fv/tmapmenu.html

Online Genealogical Database Index features a massive compilation of links to genealogical databases searchable through the Net, and it is also linked to GenDex, which reportedly has more than two million entries.
http://www.gentree.com/gentree.html

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Robin writes newspaper columns that offer tours of the
Internet. Her newspaper columns are published in several
newspapers and magazines across the South. She also teaches
online courses in search engine marketing strategies at the
Academy of Web Specialists.

She has co-written the books "Maximize Web Site Traffic,
Build Web Site Traffic Fast and Free by Optimizing Search
Engine Placement" and "Web Site Analysis and Reporting".

She can be reached at robin@robinsnest.com or through her
website: Robin's Nest for Writers -
http://www.robinsnest.com/

To Watch the People Go By
To Watch the People go by should appeal to baby boomers, their parents and/or grown children. Anybody who ever suffered at the hands of a bully or a mean teacher should read it, as should anybody ready to cry a little and laugh a lot. It weaves many memories into a dandy plot. Remember fallout shelters? Fluoroscope machines in shoe stores? Quiz show scandals (Charles Van Doren)? Wire recorders? Drive-in movies? Buying red or green stamps at school? The Lone Ranger? Selling White Cloverine Brand Salve? Charles Atlas ads in comic books?

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