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Genealogy Reviews

With a number of new television programmes exploring genealogy, like the BBC's Who Do You Think You Are?, people are taking an ever-increasing interest in their family history.

This site aims to provide family historians and genealogists with information to help them find the software and data they need to research their family history.

Each month, new genealogy reviews and articles will be added, so be sure to visit frequently to get the latest genealogy news.

 

Featured Reviews

Getting the 1911 Census online

The wealth of historical records online have made family history much more popular and easier too. Here Family Tree talks to Mark Bayley, senior web developer at TheGenealogist.co.uk, about the feats of technology and teamwork needed to make online genealogy possible. READ FULL REVIEW...

Use TheGenealogist.co.uk - Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4

In a new four-part step-by-step series, Mary Evans explains how to get the best out of online records provider TheGenealogist.co.uk. Part 1 starts with its databases of births, marriages and deaths 1600-2005, while Part 2 goes on to searching the website's census data online. Part 3 gives more information on Wills, and Part 4 looks at Parish Records. READ FULL REVIEW...

Genealogy Software: RootsMagic Version 5

The fifth incarnation of the popular RootsMagic family tree software programme packs as big a punch as its predecessors! RootsMagic has a deservedly high reputation, but you can download a basic trial before purchasing - and you'll soon be back for more! READ FULL REVIEW...

Try a FREE trial of the RootsMagic program, find out more at www.RootsMagic.co.uk, or purchase the program at www.GenealogySupplies.com.

 

Roots ForumFind your ancestors using Roots-Forum.co.uk

Talk about your family history to other family historians - do you have an elusive ancestor? Not sure where to go next? Perhaps you need advice on which software package to use, or which research site is best for you? Roots-Forum lets you get advice from other family historians.

 

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