Genealogy -- Computer network resources

This is an introduction and guide to researching family history on the Internet. It starts by explaining how the Internet works for the beginner and continues by detailing sources of primary data available to family historians on line. This expanded edition provides an unrivalled resource.

Fully revised, this book explores the major sources of data available to family historians online and highlights the most useful directories and gateways. Suitable for those starting out and experienced researchers alike, this book features the recent developments online in areas such as births, ...

The huge popularity of family history on the Internet, boosted by such programmes as the BBC's 'Who Do You Think You Are?', is fuelling a surge in the number of genealogical websites. If you want to track your own antecedents down via the Internet you need this book in its updated form.

Geneaology Online includes updated information on leading genealogical Web sites and includes articles on specific sites, such as Afrogeneas, JewishGen and Gen Web. It also contains a list of 100 sites to start your genealogical search.

Geneaology Online includes updated information on leading genealogical Web sites and the most popular ISPs including America Online, CompuServe and Prodigy. This text covers 50 great sites to start your genealogical search.

The Internet is a fantastic resource for anybody trying to piece together a family history. In this book the author explores all the various options and how best to use them.

This book guides you through the maze of online sources, directing you to the facts, figures, dates and stories relevant to your search. It contains a comprehensive directory of more than 250 family history and Internet sources.

This book guides you through the maze of online sources, directing you to the facts, figures, dates and stories relevant to your search. It contains a comprehensive directory of more than 250 family history and Internet sources.

This practical guide offers advice on how to write your family history using your home computer.