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About The Genealogy Tools For You

From The Desk of Debbie Pettitt
Senior Editor

Did you know the average family moves once every seven years? Jobs take us from one end of the country to the other. We leave friends behind, homes where we grew up, towns that we knew like the back of our hands. We've become a mobile society, out of touch with our families, our histories, our roots more than ever before.

You know how you can tell how isolated we're beginning to feel?

By all the people spending their time and money trying to piece together their family history.

Believe it or not, over 80 million Americans actively pursue their family genealogy on the Internet. It's the second largest hobby in the United States and continues to grow as a huge segment of the population (think: Baby Boomers) edges toward the retirement years.

By using the Internet, it's possible to reconstruct your family tree as far back as imaginable. You can get in touch with long lost family members. You can even discover family trees that you never knew existed. In fact, with the right tools, you can discover insights into your ancestors, the history of their times, and the lives they led. The possibilities are endless.

The truth is ... there are so many different programs and services available to you on the Internet to help you track down your genealogy that it can easily become confusing.  Some are designed around exclusive Internet databases.  Some assist you in designing a chart of your family tree. Others help you piece together your ancestry using sophisticated software programs.

Which one is right for you?

That's why we've designed this website.  Ancestry Review is here to help you find the right genealogy program for your particular needs. You'll find articles here, as well as some helpful tools, but primarily you'll find helpful reviews. Each review covers a description of the program or service, it's pros and cons, a summary, the price, and a link to the website.

We're here to make the process of discovering your family history as quick and easy and fascinating as possible.

If we've missed anything or you have any questions, please don't hesitate to drop us a line: djpettitt@ancestryreview.com