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The Geni Blog: Using Outside Sources to Help with Your Family Tree
Because many Geni users are just getting started with their family history research, occasionally we like to share helpful resources thay may assist you in ...
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The Geni Blog: Family Tree Magazine Names Geni to 101 Best Websites
The September 2008 issue of Family Tree Magazine named Geni.com to it's list of 101 Best Websites for 2008. "An alternative to investing in shrink-wrapped ...
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Therefore, if a few weeks go by and they did not yet join, you may want to send them a reminder invitation. To do this, go to the Invite page, ...
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The Geni Blog: GenTips: The Next Best Thing to Being There ...
1 post - 1 author - Last post: Oct 28, 2008... and avid genealogist Lisa Alzo helps you plan a "virtual family reunion". ... or share newly discovered details about your family tree. ...
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Then, make detailed notes, and add any new data to your charts. ... Sign up with Geni to start building and sharing your family tree! ...
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The Geni Blog: Tree Merging and Gedcom Importing
Many users have requested the ability to merge trees and import a Gedcom file. It is our intention to offer both these features.
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The Geni Blog: New Pro Feature: Enhanced Relationship Paths
Geni Pro members can discover their exact relationship to any blood relative on Geni with new Enhanced Relationship Paths. For less than $5 a month Geni Pro ...
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The Geni Blog: TIME Magazine loves Geni
1 post - 1 author - Last post: Mar 10, 2008The current issue of TIME Magazine asks Is Shrink-Wrapped Software Dead? In the article they use Geni as an example of a fun, free, ...
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The Geni Blog: Company News
At Geni, we are constantly reading Genealogy related blogs and articles in attempt to stay up to date with the latest genealogy news and requests so that we ...
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The Geni Blog: New Enhancements: Merging Help
One of the goals of Geni is to create a single, comprehensive tree of everyone in the world. Part of this process is curating the tree by finding and ...
 
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