is on newsstands now and for armchair genealogists it continually offers an array of articles to help you migrate through the barrage of genealogy information online. A few of my favourites articles in this issue include:
Family Tree Builder 4: A Review, written by Tony Brandy, this article breaks down the ins and outs of the newest version of this genealogy program. The magazine comes with a free CD of the program.
130 Best Genealogy Websites, of course subject to authors interpretation and your individual needs. I am always on the lookout for a website I have yet to discover that may help tear down one of my brick walls. These lists can help newcomers and professionals alike find a site or two that can open a door.
Long Distance Research: Genlighten, written by Diane L. Richard, she takes a look at this website and how it can help you locate a professional genealogist.
Here are a few other websites I learned about while reading this issue.
Irish Maps Online- www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/irishmaps.asp
Google Voice – www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html
Eastern European city directories – http://genealogyindexer.org/directories
You can read all about them in Internet Genealogy thanks to Diane L. Richard.
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