A simple website for sophisticated genealogists. United States of America Indiana Linton Use this website at your own risk. There is no warranty. A lot of old material was deleted on 9 June 2022 because the GEDCOM files hosted elsewhere were gone from those other websites. More material is gradually being added as I find GEDCOM files. |
Baughn or Baughan, Richard died 13 JUN 1862 Place as shown in GEDCOM file: Linton,Indiana,USA Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Richard Baughn or Baughan. Clark, Donna Ethel died 31 JUL 1972 Place as shown in GEDCOM file: Linton, IN Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Donna Ethel Clark. Duzan, Tammi born 05 DEC 1971 Place as shown in GEDCOM file: Linton, IN Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Tammi Duzan. FOULKE, Fannie Pearl died Place as shown in GEDCOM file: LINTON, INDIANA Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Fannie Pearl FOULKE. GREEN, Wm. Miller died Place as shown in GEDCOM file: LINTON, INDIANA Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Wm. Miller GREEN. Hagerman, Leo Clyde born 11 JAN 1911 Place as shown in GEDCOM file: Linton,Green,Indiana Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Leo Clyde Hagerman. Hagerman, Leo Clyde born 11 JAN 1911 Place as shown in GEDCOM file: Linton,Green,Indiana Obtain the GEDCOM file in new tab from that website (free). Open it in a new folder in your genealogy software. Then search ($) Archives for Leo Clyde Hagerman. Total: 7 |
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Ancestry.com: Costs money. Provides lots of records. You can upload a GEDCOM file, but they jealously guard it and let other customers read pieces of material from it. They cannot download the GEDCOM file. Nobody else can correct or otherwise change your material. When you message new cousins, often they dont know what a GEDCOM file is. FamilySearch.org: Free. Provides lots of records, and even more are available if you access the site from a Family History Center. You cannot upload a GEDCOM file, so you have to add each person individually. This is lots of work but it can help you catch blunders. Other users can change your material, and sometimes they get it wrong. GEDCOMlibrary.com and GENEALOGY.BIO: Free. Provide no records. Simple websites for sophisticated genealogists. These help researchers find each other through GEDCOM files. https://genealogy.bio/GEDCOM_Index indexes thousands of GEDCOM files (on other websites) by place name, helping you find the researcher working on the same ancestors. You will still need access to records to verify what is in those GEDCOM files. Upload your GEDCOM files today. Other websites: There are other websites that want your GEDCOM file but they also jealously guard it. They dont let other people download the whole GEDCOM file. Accessibility shouldnt be a problem unless you want royalties. REMEMBER! After you download a GEDCOM file, open it in a NEW FOLDER in your genealogy software! This site indexes thousands of different GEDCOM files found on other web sites. GEDCOM files are special genealogy files that can be imported into any genealogy software. Be sure to check Sorted By Name.com to find transcription projects where your ancestors are listed, even if you dont yet know where they went. What you should know about GEDCOM files: CLICK HERE A note to beginners: This site only helps you find the evidence you need, and you still need to verify everything. Privacy policy |