Harrold Surname Indicated by
or by Paid Subscription
[Source: SBC Knowledge Network Explorer (KNE) "e; A ten minute narrated movie, divided into smaller segments, which depicts the geographic history of the United States from the beginning of the nation to fifty states. Geographic elements are interactive, as is the timeline. It will take sixty seconds to load with a 56K modem. A teachers' guide is located at http://www.animatedatlas.com/teachersguide.html#growth-class (Requires Flash 6.) By Peter Mays. Grade Level: Early Childhood (K-2), Elementary, Middle School, High School Content Area: Education (Alternatives), History & Social Studies (United States History) [Dewey #973] Application type: Other Resources"e;]
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Cane Creek Monthly Genealogy Research: Timeline, Photos, Quaker Links
(source Barbara J. Feldman's SurfNetKids, Quote: "Six how-to articles (excerpted from the official Ellis Island Foundation publication "Do People Grow on Family Trees?") and a set of printable forms comprise this family history lesson from Family Education. The section on conducting family interviews is excellent, with advice such as "Start with easy, friendly questions." There is also a printable checklist of interview questions, not found in same section, but rather in Genealogy Forms. Look in the lower left-hand corner of the home page for the link.)
Family Tree Maker's Searches + Useful Links
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Documents
(source Barbara J. Feldman's SurfNetKids, Quote: "The National Genealogical Society estimates that family history is the second most popular hobby in America (after gardening) and one of the most searched for topics on the Internet. As a hobby, genealogy has all the right stuff. It is fun, educational, addictive, and everyone (regardless of their age) can join in. For those ready to take the next step in their family research, Genealogy.com serves up eighty-five free online lessons to explore at your own pace. Classes are divided into four sections: Beginning Genealogy, Internet Genealogy, Tracing Immigrant Origins, and Researching with Genealogy.com (a guide to their subscription service.) Each illustrated lesson covers a specific topic (such as Pre-1820 Immigration) making it easy to find the information you want if you are looking for specific help.)
(Browse, Create or Search Surname Discussion Groups or Bulletin Boards) & Alternate
(Enter your ancestor information just once to search for family trees at multiple online genealogy databases.)
(source Barbara J. Feldman's SurfNetKids, Quote: "The genealogy site at About.com hosts a self-paced four-lesson introduction to genealogy that includes interaction in a discussion forum, homework assignments and online quizzes. In addition to the class, this site has oodles of articles and reviews of other genealogy sites. Two great clicks are Genealogy Glossary and U.S. Vital Records (organized by state), both found in the upper left-hand corner under Essentials.")
Most Fee Basis
[links, surnames, US, Canadian, cemetery inscriptions, ship passenger lists, historical & genealogical societies, funerals, dictionary, search by institutions]
(familyworkings.com)
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(Answer a series of simple questions and get customized advice on the most effective next steps for searching your ancestors.)
European, USSR, US/CA, Latin & S0.Amer., AU, World GenWeb, GenRing Links
and AnyWho's Directory Assistance: Business or Person Phone, Address, e-Mail, reverse lookup
for Belarus, Moldova, Poland, Ukraine) &
Caravella Italia, groups of 4-12 (Italy)
US GenWeb & Alternate & the World GenWeb
