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Whether your ancestors lived in Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands or Russia, these websites can help you learn more about your mainland European roots.
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Q. Is there software that can generate a family chart printout showing all relatives (not just ancestors) without being huge? I have more than 25,600 people in my tree. A. We checked with Family Tree Magazine technology guru Rick Crume, who responded, “I think it’s impossible...
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