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When I first started researching many years ago, Cyndi's list was one of my most frequently visited websites. If I wanted to know where to look for information, then her website would guide me in the right direction.
There are now over 320,000 genealogy related links on her website, which is free to use. It is very important to spend time browsing the categories and to open every link in a new tab.
"I find that often people just automatically use the search engine on the site and don't explore the categories and sub-categories. I have had feedback from people telling me that they learn about new record types, new sources, and new ideas just by browsing." Cyndi Howells
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My theme in the Blogging from A-Z April Challenge is my favourite websites for family history research.
I'll definitely have to check that out. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCyndi has done an amazing job of updating and gathering links. I hope that you find something new.
DeleteYou visited me yesterday and I asked to see a picture of the walking stick from the battle above the clouds. I found one and posted it....on the B letter day. I am a big history searcher so thank you for Cyndi's list today. I am always looking for cool websites.
ReplyDeleteFantastic. Thank you. I will be back shortly to take a look.
DeleteI don't think I ever browsed. Sounds like a good idea.
ReplyDeleteIt was so helpful to me when I was starting out and I often head back to Cyndi's list to locate alternate sources to look for information.
DeleteWhat a great resource! I've left genealogical research to my elders mostly, but one day--when there's a little less crazy (meaning the littles have all moved out), I'm going to be on this bandwagon.
ReplyDeleteTry and record the memories of your relatives as soon as you can, before it is too late!
DeleteGreat tip. Have never heard of this site. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you find something new Sharon.
DeleteWhat a lovely shout out to a great site! Thank you so much for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the challenge!
My best,
Terri
Thank you for dropping by Terri and good luck to you too.
DeleteWe have two members in our family who keep all the records and research on ancestry.com. I'm going to pass this information on. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteChontali Kirk
chontalikirk.blogspot.com
It is an amazing site, which just keeps getting better and better.
DeletePerfect choice for "C."
ReplyDeleteI should have included Coraweb too.
DeleteSharon, thank you so much for supporting Cyndi's List! CL is now 17 years old and still free for everyone to use. I intend for it to be a jumping off point for genealogical research. Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteCyndi
You are most welcome and THANK YOU for helping me and so many others with our research.
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