Family Tree Builder is our genealogy software for Windows. It offers excellent quality, supports 23 languages and is one of the best genealogy software programs you'll ever find. [via frwr-news, 4/2/08]
GenealogyJ is a viewer and editor for genealogic data, suitable for hobbyist, family historian and genealogy researcher. GenJ supports the Gedcom standard, is written in Java and offers family tree, table, timeline views and more. GenJ is free software so it can be redistributed and/or be modified under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence as published by the Free Software Foundation. [frwr-news, 5/21/08]
Legacy Family Tree is your complete family history solution.
for Window 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows ME, or Windows XP. The feature-rich Legacy 4.0 makes it easy to preserve your genealogical information. Family trees containing millions of people can be recorded, displayed and reported in a variety of styles and formats. Legacy 4.0 includes all standard genealogical reports, as well as calendars, timelines, questionnaires, research logs and a multitude of blank forms and more! [frwr-news, 4/5/10]
Ahnenblatt is a free and easy-to-use genealogy software for Windows. It is designed to manage your genealogy data and to generate impressive reports and graphical trees. [frwr_news, 6/11/10]
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Geni
by Allan Hoffman, Newhouse News Service
I've always wanted to work on a family tree, but I've never had the time for it. Now I've found the way: Other people will do it for me.
This may work for you too.
An online startup, Geni, is bringing the social networking craze - yes, as in youth-oriented spots like MySpace and Facebook - to the sometimes stodgy world of genealogy. By building a family tree online with Geni's free service, you can easily share your family tree with any relative who has an e-mail address. When your relatives add names and dates to their family tree on Geni, these new branches will be added to your tree, too. If you get enough relatives working on this, you can have a family tree with hundreds or thousands of relatives.
I've always wanted to work on a family tree, but I've never had the time for it. Now I've found the way: Other people will do it for me.
This may work for you too.
An online startup, Geni, is bringing the social networking craze - yes, as in youth-oriented spots like MySpace and Facebook - to the sometimes stodgy world of genealogy. By building a family tree online with Geni's free service, you can easily share your family tree with any relative who has an e-mail address. When your relatives add names and dates to their family tree on Geni, these new branches will be added to your tree, too. If you get enough relatives working on this, you can have a family tree with hundreds or thousands of relatives.
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