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Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief...
Do you ever wonder who your relatives were and where they came from?
Ancestry sells genealogy software for you to use on your own computer, or you can also register for one of its online subscription levels (monthly or annually) where you track and set up your family tree. Two levels of service are available: the "Starter Collection" provides access to more than 500 million names including records from the 1880 and 1930 U.S. Census records, social security death records, user-submitted family tree background and an in-depth help library; the "Super Subscription" provides all the benefits of the Starter Collection plus access to 2 billion names. Each week more than 10,000 names are added to that database. Software companion books offer additional information, and both subscription levels come with money-back guarantees. When you subscribe to the online services, you use its forms to create a document of your family history. Print out your records to show to all the members of your family, or add it to the site's database to preserve your records for posterity. Many genealogy sites are so complicated people give up their search to create a family tree, but this site is easy and fun to use. Be sure to check out its Learning Center for press releases, columns, up-to-the-minute genealogy news and a wealth of information on how to trace your family roots.
