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Most state archives have access to those pay sites. You can browse them for free.
Don't trust anything you cannot verify. The Mormon's have a huge interest in genealogy. But the data is provided by people with enthusiasm and no attention to detail. So use those sources with an eye open.
If you can verify ten generations back you are rather lucky.
Don't trust anything you cannot verify. The Mormon's have a huge interest in genealogy. But the data is provided by people with enthusiasm and no attention to detail. So use those sources with an eye open.
If you can verify ten generations back you are rather lucky.
webs77: Anyone interested in finding their Irish Ancestors?
Do you wonder if they may be looking for you?
There is information out there, but all genealogy sites charge fees, and no guarantee they will have any information.
Everyone asking questions anywhere online could help you or some one else.
I write this because so many people looking for their relatives.
Will.
Try Latter Day Saints. (Mormon Church). They are said to have the best access and details. Just a thought....Do you wonder if they may be looking for you?
There is information out there, but all genealogy sites charge fees, and no guarantee they will have any information.
Everyone asking questions anywhere online could help you or some one else.
I write this because so many people looking for their relatives.
Will.
Hello Will, It's and interesting Thread !
The French are very much interested in genealogy, we can consult many good archives in the towns administrations, but mostly come from the churches presbyteries and also the monasteries, which keep incredibly old archives witnessing of the birth, death, marriage, baptism and so on ....
My Family has been repertoried in those books since about 1500 (we need to go further ..) and i consider it's an exploit, because the archives went through so many wars, revolutions, wildfires etc...
As for the Mormons, i once tried to contact them for a cousin, their answer about that branche of the tree was totally wrong alas, we had to do it by ourselves. They copy tons of archives everywhere, but ignore the local history most of time, so there are issues with homonymes etc
The French are very much interested in genealogy, we can consult many good archives in the towns administrations, but mostly come from the churches presbyteries and also the monasteries, which keep incredibly old archives witnessing of the birth, death, marriage, baptism and so on ....
My Family has been repertoried in those books since about 1500 (we need to go further ..) and i consider it's an exploit, because the archives went through so many wars, revolutions, wildfires etc...
As for the Mormons, i once tried to contact them for a cousin, their answer about that branche of the tree was totally wrong alas, we had to do it by ourselves. They copy tons of archives everywhere, but ignore the local history most of time, so there are issues with homonymes etc
OddTraveller:
If you can verify ten generations back you are rather lucky.
If you can verify ten generations back you are rather lucky.
My father's family, went back to the 1400's, (US, near where Canadian border is now)
My mother's, not that far back as my father's.
But BOTH have family certificates and mid-wife certificates, that read, THE NORTH AMERICAN REPUBLIC
So if you anyone ever considered me "territorial"
There you go 
Mesange1: Hello Will, It's and interesting Thread !
The French are very much interested in genealogy, we can consult many good archives in the towns administrations, but mostly come from the churches presbyteries and also the monasteries, which keep incredibly old archives witnessing of the birth, death, marriage, baptism and so on ....
My Family has been repertoried in those books since about 1500 (we need to go further ..) and i consider it's an exploit, because the archives went through so many wars, revolutions, wildfires etc...
As for the Mormons, i once tried to contact them for a cousin, their answer about that branche of the tree was totally wrong alas, we had to do it by ourselves. They copy tons of archives everywhere, but ignore the local history most of time, so there are issues with homonymes etc
Thanx for the update...Ive not used them myself, but other folks have recommended....I get what you are saying. The French are very much interested in genealogy, we can consult many good archives in the towns administrations, but mostly come from the churches presbyteries and also the monasteries, which keep incredibly old archives witnessing of the birth, death, marriage, baptism and so on ....
My Family has been repertoried in those books since about 1500 (we need to go further ..) and i consider it's an exploit, because the archives went through so many wars, revolutions, wildfires etc...
As for the Mormons, i once tried to contact them for a cousin, their answer about that branche of the tree was totally wrong alas, we had to do it by ourselves. They copy tons of archives everywhere, but ignore the local history most of time, so there are issues with homonymes etc
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Do you wonder if they may be looking for you?
There is information out there, but all genealogy sites charge fees, and no guarantee they will have any information.
Everyone asking questions anywhere online could help you or some one else.
I write this because so many people looking for their relatives.
Will.