Shorashim - Free software for building Ancestry (Hebrew). The software is completely free, easy and friendly. Add description, photos, links and more attitude. Can be copied and reproduced without permission. One name is all it takes to start your family...
Family Relations is a database application for storing extended family information. Importing and exporting with the GEDCOM format is available to exchange information with other genealogy programs. Associate picture files with an individual's profile. ...
Spice up your desktop with Autumn Screensaver. Autumn leaves glide and spin on your screen to your desktop. Very relaxing screensaver for you to enjoy. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.What is new in this release:This version is the...
From the developer: "The Internet has many sites where you can search for your ancestors. However, for most of these sites, you need to know how your ancestor spelled their name. If you don't know the exact spelling of their name at the time a specific...
From the developer: "Create and print your family tree. You can enter the names the birth- and deathdays and the parents of all persons. Additionally you can save a picture and a resume for every person. Then you can arrange the persons in a tree...
From the developer: "The Emigration Lists of Hamburg website will allow genealogists to search for people who emigrated through the port of Hamburg, Germany. By entering a last name, and optionally the first initial or name, and gender, you will be able...
Search the Ellis Island Database faster and easier, and get better results. Simply enter the surname you are researching, and a list of possible alternate spellings will appear. Click on a button, and you can get a custom web page with links to the Ellis...
This is a digital copy of an antique print from the 'Modern Universal British Traveller' showing the post-roads of England and Wales in the 18th century with distances in miles. The original title cartouche reads: A New & Most Accurate Map of the Roads...
