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Get started with the GenTutorial,
a step-by-step introduction to genealogy. GenGuides offer tips and pointers
to help you begin your genealogical journey.
GenGuides, Web links, and a bibliography to help you find both print and
online resources to research your family history. You'll also find Genwriters
Research Collections covering the following topics:
Online Diaries
Migration Patterns and Trails
Timelines and Chronologies
Wars and the Military
Learn about the time and place where your ancestors lived. GenGuides will
provide insights into resources and research strategies. Web links and
a bibliography guide you to specific topics of Social History interest.
Gather your research and write a narrative. GenGuides help you to create
a written family history that will be cherished by your family and treasured
by future generations.
Stop by the GenStore for must-haves for your
personal genealogy library.
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| Welcome! Visit the About Genwriters page
for a thorough description of all that is available at Genwriters
to help you research and write your family history. |
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| GenGuides are topical research guides to help you along your journey.
Visit the GenGuides page for a complete
list of all GenGuides on Genwriters. |
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| Are you ready to write your family history? The Get
Ready to Write GenGuide will help you get on the right path to
start your project. |
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Genealogy for Children
GenResearch
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Every family has them. Some are sad; some are funny. Some are poignant,
some you might rather forget. Stories. You probably heard them from
your mother. Stories about when she was young. Stories about her
life. You laugh with her when she shares a funny story, and watch
that tear in her eye when she remembers a sad one. These stories
made her the person she is today.
How wonderful to be able to share these stories with
your children, and for your children to share the stories with their
children. Your mother's grandchildren would be able to catch a real
glimpse of their grandmother from these wonderful stories passed
down through the generations.
Write your family's stories down ... pass them along.
Your family's history is your history. Don't let it be lost or forgotten. |
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Breathe
Life Into Your Life Story: How to write a story people will want to read
by Dawn and Morris Thurston. Read the Genwriters
review of this book.
Producing
a Quality Family History by Patricia Law Hatcher will guide your through
the process of turning your research notes into a finished family history
book.
Evidence
Explained: Citing History Sources from Artifacts to Cyberspace by
Elizabeth Shown Mills - The definitive guide to source citations.
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