Family History
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The top international, regional and ethnic family history research
sites.
Every family has a story that can not be completely told by a family tree. Have you ever wondered how family members ended up in the
countries they live in now? Who fought in World War II and what their experience was like? Do you have any family members impacted
by major world events, such as the holocaust, and want to share their experiences with the family?
According to the New York Public Library “20 Reasons Why You Should Write Your Family History” “Family trees are abstract. Stories
add depth”. You and your families are important to many people. You have something to pass onto your children, an unknown number of
future generations and perhaps even to a local historical society. And as they also point out: “Memories over time become fragmented and
distorted. People may not remember the things you told them but did not write down.”
Tell Your Family Story
Family History Research
Articles and tools to understand and verify your DNA
results using the most popular
DNA testing products on the market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a GEDCOM file?
How do I export a GEDCOM from
Ancestry or MyHeritage?
What is a Second Cousin?
Understanding cousin relationships can be a bit
confusing. What is a second cousin? First cousin once
removed? What is a double first cousin?
Family Cookbook Organizer
Includes tabs, stickers & more
Family recipes are a great way to share family memories and
traditions, including the foods your parents and grandparents loved in
the “old country” when they grew up.
Family History
© Copyright Lexabean, LLC
DNA Testing Product Reviews, Articles & Free Software
Articles and tools to understand and verify your DNA results using
the most popular DNA testing products on the market.
Tell Your Family Story
Every family has a story that can not be completely told by a family
tree. Have you ever wondered how family members ended up in the
countries they live in now? Who fought in World War II and what their
experience was like? Do you have any family members impacted by
major world events, such as the holocaust, and want to share their
experiences with the family?
According to the New York Public Library “20 Reasons Why You
Should Write Your Family History” “Family trees are abstract. Stories
add depth”. You and your families are important to many people. You
have something to pass onto your children, an unknown number of
future generations and perhaps even to a local historical society. And as
they also point out: “Memories over time become fragmented and
distorted. People may not remember the things you told them but did
not write down.”
Family History Research
The top international, regional and ethnic family history research
sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Second Cousin?
Understanding cousin relationships can be a bit
confusing. What is a second cousin? First cousin once
removed? What is a double first cousin?
What is a GEDCOM file?
How do I export a GEDCOM from Ancestry or
MyHeritage?
Family Cookbook Organizer
Includes tabs, stickers & more
Family recipes are a great way to share family memories and
traditions, including the foods your parents and grandparents loved in
the “old country” when they grew up.
