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M When you’re looking for an old will or clues to a nancially family tree, check the following cash-tinged databases at Ancestry.com. You’ll nd a list of them at the Court, Land, Wills, and Financial Records tab.

Genealogy

S of immigration, the family homestead, a cemetery, or Dad’s old high school? Try one of these photo + GPS approaches to take your family history travels high-tech. Your whole family will end up with an easy place to nd exact locations and advice about family hot spots.

Take a photo and jot down your GPS coordinates. en upload your photos to a simple family blog (sign up for a free one at <www. wordpress.com>, <www.blogger. com>, or one of many other sites). Tag posts with location, family name, and stories—yours or the ones you’ve inherited and invite other family members to visit the blog and do the same.

Upload your photos with GPS
coordinates and tagged with family
names to a photo-sharing site
like Flickr or Picasa. Invite family
to add their own photos and
locations. en use the sites’ maps
to illustrate exactly where the
family spots are with just a mouse
click.

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