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1st April 07, 06:08 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by brandycr
For you guys doing research have you tried onegreatfamily?They are awesome you put in your line as much as you got and they go through everyone on the site see if you have common family and give you option to merge line with them.The goal of the site is to connect everyone in the world eventually.They even send you emails with possibles amd all merges if you want them done automatically.If you go tell them brandyriddle sent you.
Umm...as a former genealogical librarian, I would advise not putting too much stock in something like this. The best way to find your family's history is research it yourself. Your local public library and/or genealogical society can help you get started.
Just remember: document, document, document, and do not accept family stories at "face value". Genealogists are generally very helpful people, but they do not suffer fools who do not provide sources for their claims.
I can't tell you how many relatives of Robert E. Lee I met whilst working at a Civil War Battlefield: if he does have that many descendents, when did he ever have time to fight the Civil War? :mrgreen:
Cheers, 
Todd
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