101 Best New Web Sites Index         For Beginners         Ethnic and Immigrant Resources         Search Engines         Reference Tools         Share and Share Alike         Records, Records, Records!         Ask the Pros         Scrapbooking and Photos         Preservation         Social History         Special Interests         Events and Organizations         Family Health History         Cemeteries and Death Records         Military         Uncle Sam         Regional Roots         Maps           .         Ethnic Toolkits Web Exclusive Forms Bookstore Soundex Code Generator Resources Writing Workshops Newsletter		Share and Share Alike GenCircles www.gencircles.com GenCircles allows you to upload your genealogy; then users can post messages on the individuals in your file. The site promises it won't sell your data, send you junk mail or sell your e-mail address. Both posting and viewing information are a piece of cake. Genealogy Look Up Forum www.expage.com/page/genealogylookup/ Volunteers are standing by (online, that is) to check indexes of births, cemeteries, censuses, deaths, libraries, links, marriages, obituaries and other genealogical lists. GeneWeb geneanet.org/geneweb.php3 With this free, full-featured genealogy software program, you can record data, add photos, create family trees, calculate relationships, manage dates, convert calendar dates and display statistical data. If you opt to use the online version, you can share your family tree with others and allow them to add their own data. (You can also keep it to yourself, if you prefer.) GeneWeb also may be downloaded for offline use. GenSwap www.genswap.com This site's most valuable service is what its visitors have to offer: transcribed records of all sorts, volunteers to look up certain records for you and hundreds of entries—either requesting or offering free information—on a bulletin board. Take advantage of GenSwap's tips, links to other sites offering free services, and an Internet mailing list notifying you of updates and additions. Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness www.raogk.org This site's creators organize a network of volunteers who will do some legwork for you in their area. The volunteers usually limit requests to one each month, and there may be a waiting list for your county. All they ask in return is that you do a future genealogical favor for someone else. Former President Jimmy Carter remembers his Southern roots in the August 2001 issue of Family Tree Magazine.
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