Genealogy Notes Archives: August 2002

Tuesday,27 August, 2002

SERVICE: Researching Picton/Camden/Campbelltown & Districts

For those of you researching family in these areas, Liz Vincent has a specialist surnames index for those living there. Liz has been collecting and indexing items since the 1980s so it is VERY big. She has indexed all cemetery transcripts, histories, electoral rolls etc. Cost is $11 per surname.

For that you recieve a printout of everywhere your surname is mentioned and photocopies available for 30c per page plus GST and postage. Also will provide a list of all known researchers of that name.

Check out Liz's website www.lizvincenttours.com.au for full details of all indexes and publications by Liz Vincent.

COMING SOON - The Picton Bench Books, Picton Lock-Up, Cawdor Bench Books plus the Catholic Records all on CD.

More details available from:
Liz Vincent
02 46772044
P.O. Box 111 Picton NSW 2571 Australia
lizv@bocnet.com.au
www.lizvincenttours.com.au

Posted by Greg Harper @ 11:03 PM AEST [Link]

Friday,2 August, 2002

PRODUCT UPDATE: Genelines for Legacy Version 2.0

This popular timeline charting program has been upgraded with new charts, more
chart customization, PDF export, and many more new features!

Genelines is a powerful research and storytelling tool that lets you SEE your
ancestors' lives in time.

By bringing together the elements of time, historical events and family
relationships on colorful timeline charts, Genelines can point out key issues and
new directions for your family research. Genelines will also help you illustrate
for others the fascinating facts you've discovered about your family history in
the course of your research.

Genelines provides seven different, full-color charts, with countless ways to
customize each of them. To create these timeline charts, Genelines draws data from
two sources:

. Your genealogy database, and
. A library of history files.

Genelines charts truly set the world standard for timeline software, allowing you
to illustrate your family history in ways that were never before possible!
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Posted by Greg Harper @ 03:43 PM AEST [Link]

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