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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

15 reasons to join TheGenealogist.co.uk

This leading, family-run site has a host of unique features and millions of records to explore. In the cut-and-thrust world of genealogy websites, one stands out for its friendly ethos and impressively broad range of content: The Genealogist (www.thegenealogist.co.uk). READ FULL ARTICLE

Search Smarter with The Genealogist

When it comes to searching census and BMD records, it's easy to assume that all the family history websites are the same. In reality, as well as having BMD indexes from 1837 to 2005 and complete census images and transcripts from 1841 to 1901. The Genealogist offers a range of tools and features that you won't find on any other site. READ FULL REVIEW

Online Subscriptions Compared

Which subscription to go for depends on a lot of factors: which data sets do you get, how much it costs and what features the site has... READ FULL REVIEW...

Genealogy Software: RootsMagic - NEW VERSION 4

The latest edition of one of the best family history programs out there. We would recommend this program to any family historian, be they a newcomer or an experienced and demanding user. 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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