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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 [...]
05-21-2013 - Romanov's Final Days Seen in Recovered Photos
Anastasia Romanov, the youngest daughter of the last Russian Tsar, was already smoking at the age of 15, encouraged by her proud father Nicholas II. The anecdote about the Grand Duchess, a key figure in the conspiracy theories that followed the [...]
05-21-2013 - Mysterious Minoans Were European, DNA Finds
The Minoans, the builders of Europe's first advanced civilization, really were European, new research suggests. The conclusion, published today (May 14) in the journal Nature Communications, was drawn by comparing DNA from 4,000-year-old Minoan skeletons with genetic material from people living [...]
05-21-2013 - Reading the Unreadable: 'Unopenable' Scrolls Will Yield Their Secrets to New X-Ray System
Pioneering X-ray technology is making it possible to read fragile rolled-up historical documents for the first time in centuries. Old parchment is often extremely dry and liable to crack and crumble if any attempt is made to physically unroll or [...]
05-21-2013 - The National Archives of the UK: Fifth Tranche of Colonial Administration Records Released
The fifth tranche of colonial administration records is now available to view in the reading rooms at The National Archives. This release contains records from Ceylon, Kenya, Malta, Mauritius, New Hebrides, Nigeria, Northern Rhodesia, Nyasaland, Palestine, Sierra Leone and Singapore. Also [...]
