Social Networking for Your Family Tree

By Rick Crume Premium

Genealogists are getting into the social networking trend with the Web 2.0 generation of family history sites.

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A contributing editor for Family Tree Magazine, Rick Crume specializes in online research, genealogy software, DNA testing and British genealogy.

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