Yes, there are genealogy websites that provide information for free and I'll give you a few examples below. Also, check with your LDS Family History Center or public library. They may provide no-cost access to some subscription genealogy websites if you visit their facilities. www.familysearch.org www.rootsweb.com http://www.freebmd.org.uk/ The GenWeb sites (do a search for a county, state and "genweb") I suppose it depends on what you are researching and what you are trying to do. Are you just starting your research? It can make a difference if you are searching US 19th century, Ireland 18th century, American Indian, African American, and so on. At some point it may be beneficial if you were to subscribe to something like Ancestry.com ( http://ancestry.com/ ) -- they do have a free 14 day trial offer. You just have to weigh the cost of the subscription against the benefits of accessing certain databases online. Perhaps it's more economical, or efficient, right now than taking vacation and incurring the expenses of going to the US National Archives in Washington DC, or the LDS library in Salt Lake City, for example. There are free things available - for example searching the US Social Security Death Index ( http://www.cyndislist.com/socsec.htm ) or the Personal Ancestral File (PAF) is a free genealogy and family history program ( http://www.familysearch.org ); as well as the sites mentioned in the previous answer. There are also volunteer projects that might be helpful to you. There re several referenced on the RootsWeb home page. Assuming you are conducting some US research, you may already know that there are regional US National Archives with free access, perhaps one is close to where you live. Also some public libraries have free access to genealogical materials. Depending on where and when you are researching, there may be a wealth of information freely available.
Kindred Konnections is a good site for that. I do transcribing for them and earn 1 free hour with them and you can do as many as you want. To get into the membership section you have to pay but if you do the transcribing(census pages,typing out names)you can use that 9one of your hours) to get into the paid section and search.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) operates familysearch.org. This is considered by many to be one of the leading free genealogy sites. The Church also operates hundreds of free "Family History Centers" where anyone is welcome to recieve free assistance with their family history, as well as have access to familysearch.org, the Church's extensive Family History Library, and several subscription-based genealogy sites (such as ancestry.com) free of charge. Both familysearch.org and the Family History Centers are open to the public, no affiliation with the Mormon church is required. Check out the "Related Links" below to visit familysearch.org, to find a free Family History Center near you, or learn about why Mormons are so interested in genealogy.
The few sites that I tried eventually charge. I recently heard of Ellis Island having a site and library. Also for those interested in the Holocust Memorial has a listing of names.
Rootsweb.com is a good place to start, They have a lot of information for family names and different areas of the country. Not only do they have info on the web, you can join a mailing list. Best of all, it's free. Most people will not find their family history all organized, written up and waiting for them anywhere. You will probably have to create your family history by gathering information and organizing it into a chart or narrative. Much of that can be done on line, but you will also want to talk to relatives, use old family photos, and perhaps even visit archives or libraries that have records not available online.
Genealogy records are valuable, especially searchable databases. People went to a lot of trouble to gather them and share them and the various online companies went to a lot of trouble and expense to collect, organize and create searchable data bases. That information is a commodity and no one gives away their product for free. However, you can perform an online search for free genealogical information by searching a name and the date of birth, especially for earlier ancestors. Many people share their information at personal websites. You may find your ancestor listed in one of those family sites. You may even find historical accounts of your ancestors.
It depends on the site. Some sites offer a free membership, some offer a free membership with limited access, and some sites offer a free trial membership.
cant u just buy one then how do u have a computer
You could a free membership by getting the membership as a gift.
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Answer: Unless you buy the membership yourself, there is no other way to obtain membership.Answer: Membership is a set of benefits for payingmembers - so you won't get it for free. And "subscribing to other websites" sounds like a scam. You should be very wary of unknown people or Web sites offering you "free membership".
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yes you should get a free rolypoly membership
There are no membership codes to get free membership. You either have to pay, or make do without membership.
You have to get a membership card or certificate, or pay online. Although there are certain sites online where you can get a membership for free...
No, I'm sorry but you have to buy membership.
There is no "legal" way of getting free membership. It is not exactly against the rules, but could. Usually, sites that claim to provide you with a free membership will scam you. Your credit card information and your account information would be gone. Instead of trying to get free membership, you can buy the cards yourself.
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