Week 3 - Free Online Genealogy Tools: Free online genealogy tools are like gifts from above. Which ones are you most thankful for? How has it helped your family history experience?
This challenge runs from Sunday, January 15, 2012 through Saturday, January 21, 2012.
There are several free online genealogy tools but two of my favorites are definitely Family Search and Georgia Virtual Vault.
Family Search - I think I might have mentioned this a few times but it seems that within the past year, I've probably been able to find more information via Family Search than with Ancestry.
Some information is a duplication of information found on Ancestry, such as census records, but other information is not.
You can browse by location or name. There are also some wonderful learning resources which are provided through courses or wikis. In addition, there are also discussion forums.
Georgia Virtual Vault - If you have roots in Georgia, this site is a must stop destination in your online research.
The Indexed Death certificates (1919 - 1927) and the Non-Indexed Death Certificates (1928 - 1930) will save a researcher both time and money. There are also marriage records, although these are not available for every county or every year within a given county.
The Vanishing Georgia Collection provides many wonderful pictures that just may contain an ancestor.
The site contains many other wonderful resources. You just have to poke around and I'm sure you will enjoy it as much as I have.
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This is the third challenge in 52 Weeks of Abundant Genealogy, a weekly challenge developed by Amy Coffin of The We Tree Genealogy Blog. The Weekly challenges are posted by Thomas MacEntee at Geneabloggers.
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