EBOOK FAMILY HISTORY SEARCH PRIVATE LABEL RIGHTS
August 3, 2009 – 12:58 pm | by
Information about long lost relatives takes two forms. It can be relatives that you have not seen in a while or never knew existed, or it can be your ancestors. To find your ancestors you have to go back a few generations.
Finding out that your grandfather served in WWI is not finding an ancestor that you never thought you had. You knew you had a grandfather, might not have know much about him, but he is not an ancestor - he is a antecedent. Ancestors go many generations back and are people that you could not possible know because they died before you could have been born.
Like everyone else, you have two sides to your family -your father’s side and your mother’s side. In my case, I knew all about my mother’s people as far back as to the point where they entered this country. I knew that my great-grandparents were fishermen in Palermo, Sicily and that they came here as adults seeking a better way of life.
There are many online websites that will give you access to all sorts of records, including social security records. Ancestry.com is one of the sites that does just this.
The problem with using this site is that you sign up for a monthly or yearly fee and then may forget to cancel it. You have to keep track of how long you are on the site and when you are finished, be sure to cancel, unless you plan on using this site for more information. They have access to all sorts of records, not just social security records.
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