Welcome Genealogists,
Our site is dedicated to those who scour the pages of our past, as well as those who relive that history every weekend for real.
We hope our gathered information here will aid your research.
Curiosity is the basis for most people who begin researching their family.
From there on it doesn't matter whether you're a beginner or have acquired a goodly amount of material already, what does matter is learning the three most important rules to researching your ancestors.
There are three golden rules to genealogy.
First one to always remember; document every relative. If you don't, all the facts you find are just words on paper because you've left their existence unproven.
Secondly, never assume even information found on the net is fact. We make mistakes when typing or copying a name, date, place etc. Even grave stones have misspelled names and wrong dates.
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Now, that you're in the know, enjoy the site, and come back often, we're always adding more.
Our site is dedicated to those who scour the pages of our past, as well as those who relive that history every weekend for real.
We hope our gathered information here will aid your research.
Curiosity is the basis for most people who begin researching their family.
From there on it doesn't matter whether you're a beginner or have acquired a goodly amount of material already, what does matter is learning the three most important rules to researching your ancestors.
There are three golden rules to genealogy.
First one to always remember; document every relative. If you don't, all the facts you find are just words on paper because you've left their existence unproven.
Secondly, never assume even information found on the net is fact. We make mistakes when typing or copying a name, date, place etc. Even grave stones have misspelled names and wrong dates.
And thirdly, set up an email address that never changes in case you move or switch jobs. Sign-up for a free account at Gmail, Hotmai, Yahool etc.
Now, that you're in the know, enjoy the site, and come back often, we're always adding more.
 Early lineages were illuminated on elaborate scrolls to show the line of a Medieval King, Knight, or Noble. These were accepted proof of one's heritage when entering tournaments as well as a defining part of the Middle Ages.
Those early lineages soon became one's pedigree that eventually led to the in-depth genealogy of today that richly aids any reenactor wanting to design their own personal Coat of Arms. Beyond our site to aid today's enthusiastic genealogists, we have yielded to the many requests to aid the reenactor as well, so we have set aside space for any Knight, Warrior or Noble wanting to display their personas, realm, coat of arms, or any significant declaration. To all who inhabit the days of yore, may your identities be extraordinary and your COA glorious! |   info@genealogyplus.com
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