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05-20-2013 - GeneaNet: A Personal Family Tree Home Page For Your Family and Relatives
When your family and relatives accept an invitation, they are sent to a personalized home page of your GeneaNet family tree. If they are in your GeneaNet family tree, the family link will be displayed on the home page. If there's no [...]
05-13-2013 - GeneaNet: Have You Uploaded a Picture of the Tombstone of Your Ancestors?
Do you know that GeneaNet offers you to upload and share your pictures of headstones? On GeneaNet, you can: - Upload several pictures of the same headstone, for example a general view and some closer views to read the inscription. - Index the [...]
05-06-2013 - The GeneaNet 'Individual Matches'
The GeneaNet 'Individual Matches' allows you to automatically search the GeneaNet database for individuals that may match with your ancestors. This powerful feature is reserved for GeneaNet Club Privilege members. Other GeneaNet members can search for 'Individual Matches' in the Archival Records [...]
04-29-2013 - Match Your GeneaNet Family Tree
Club Privilege members can automatically match their family tree with the entire GeneaNet database. This feature automatically search for new ancestors in your family tree. Match your family tree with just one click or select the Advanced mode to get full [...]
05-20-2013 - Opening The Mystery of 250 WWII Letters Found in Old Hat Box
Purchased for just $1 at an Oklahoma estate sale 15 years ago, an old hatbox contained a mystery decades in the making: an estimated 250 letters from two brothers during their time as soldiers in WWII. Pamela Gilliland, who was unaware [...]
05-20-2013 - Records Show Japanese Slaves Crossed the Pacific to Mexico in 16th Century
The first documentation of Japanese people crossing the Pacific Ocean has been discovered by researchers amongst the Inquisition records in the General Archives of the Nation in Mexico. Three names were found in the document, not written in Japanese but [...]
05-20-2013 - 10 European Colonies in America That Failed Before Jamestown
The Jamestown settlement in Virginia, which officially was started on May 14, 1607, was one of the first European colonies to last in North America, and was historically significant for hosting the first parliamentary assembly in America. But Jamestown barely survived, [...]
05-20-2013 - UK Announces Search for Families of 74,000 Indian Soldiers Who Died Fighting in World War I
Families of Indian soldiers, who sacrificed their lives fighting for Britain in the first World War, will finally get the recognition they deserve. The UK foreign office has announced an open plea to help them identify families of Indian soldiers who [...]
