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Ancestry/Genealogy

CountAllVotes

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27. the info. I have is really priceless

Reply to No Vested Interest (Reply #26)

Sun May 5, 2013, 05:25 PM

May 2013

It is to me anyway. It is up there on ancestry.com if any one wants it, a lot of it is there.

So, it is "available" so to speak.

A niece was interested and thought I had a single "link" to it all which I do not have.

When I told her it involved at least 20 years of research, there were many boxes and books, etc., no reply.

Finding lots of people these days, families looking for relatives here in the USA from the Great Famine recently found me. Seems they are still there in Co. Kilkenny and I was contacted before Xmas!

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Have you prepared a hard copy of your genealogy research for your family? [View all] grasswire Mar 2013 OP

I did all the work on a computer applegrove Mar 2013 #1

wow, lots of aspects I have never considered! grasswire Mar 2013 #2

I just reread a printout of text I input applegrove Mar 2013 #4

A member of my family uses Ancestors.com JDPriestly Mar 2013 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author seaglass Apr 2013 #21

Nope bluedave Mar 2013 #5

If I were your relative and received one of your presentations as a gift..... Little Star Mar 2013 #6

I don't know anything about Family Tree Maker. grasswire Mar 2013 #9

Exporting your data from Ancestry is simple csziggy Mar 2013 #14

I had planned to do so for Christmas Sherman A1 Mar 2013 #7

well if we print out everything relevant, then maybe it doesn't matter.... grasswire Mar 2013 #8

I included our family genealogy yellerpup Mar 2013 #10

sorry to hear about that, pup grasswire Mar 2013 #11

I'd be excited to have Vikings yellerpup Mar 2013 #12

tell us about your Viking ancestors. I ran out of data in the 1700s. RILib May 2013 #34

Some info can be tricky No Vested Interest May 2013 #23

There were plenty of good reasons not to admit yellerpup May 2013 #25

that is not a surprise yellerpup CountAllVotes May 2013 #29

Hi, CAV! yellerpup May 2013 #31

Oh I love kittehs CountAllVotes May 2013 #32

My Mom put together her research for her side of the family in 1969 csziggy Mar 2013 #13

so much good info here! grasswire Mar 2013 #15

If you wait until you "finish" your research, you'll never get around to sharing it csziggy Mar 2013 #16

are you doing collateral lines? grasswire Mar 2013 #17

I do some - it's been necessary csziggy Mar 2013 #18

genealogy research is the antidote to boredom! grasswire Mar 2013 #19

Genealogy is better entertainment than soap operas! csziggy Mar 2013 #20

There's an interesting one in my fam in 1600s Massachusetts. grasswire Apr 2013 #22

My cousin did this for my mother's side of the family CountAllVotes May 2013 #24

Many are not interested at this time No Vested Interest May 2013 #26

the info. I have is really priceless CountAllVotes May 2013 #27

I have not done well in locating the locations, etc. of my Irish No Vested Interest May 2013 #28

Griffith's Valuation of Ireland CountAllVotes May 2013 #30

Yes, really, really do this. RILib May 2013 #33