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NEHGS' Home Improvement
4/1/2005
By Erika Dreifus
America's oldest genealogical society has revamped its Web site and built an even stronger online resource.

If you liked the New England Historic Genealogical Society's (NEHGS) online home, NewEnglandAncestors.org <www.newenglandancestors.org>, before its 2004 overhaul, you'll love it now. The cleaner, simpler site boasts all the benefits it had before, but now they're easier to find, thanks to a handy “shortcut” menu and site map. Even if you don't belong to the Boston-based organization — or your genealogical interests don't center on New England — you'll still uncover useful research tools here. But be forewarned: This site has so much great members-only content that you might be tempted to join.

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