WELCOME TO GENEALOGY!
Genealogy is defined as 'an account
of the descent of a person or family through an
ancestral line', or alternatively, 'the investigation
of pedigrees as a department of knowledge', is a high
faluting description of what, to the rest of us, is
known simply as 'tracing the family tree'.
Today so many people are eager to
trace their own family histories that once desolate
Public Record Offices are now able to operate a
timetable system, for which those who now fill its
halls to carry out their own research, must make an
appointment to do so. These treasure chests of
registers, records, census documents and various other
documented pieces of evidence on the lives of those
before us, are now little hives of activity, filled
with enthusiastic researchers from the moment their
doors open.
But a day is never enough; a day
can sometimes culminate in mountains of useful
information destined to provide a large proportion of
one's family history; it might instead yield
nothing. Perhaps though, one of the very
best things about researching your family tree, is the
wonderful way it can bring the past to life as you not
only read of who your ancestors were, but can also see
the exact same things they saw in the course of their
lives: churches they attended; street scenes and
activities they might have taken for granted; special
events; strikes and invaluable insights into
yesterday's working environment; shops with staff
posing outside, and much, much more.
You can join today for only $19.95
and get a lifetime membership to our MASSIVE database
of online resources that will narrow your search down
to more than half of what it would take you clicking
away on the internet on false leads.
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