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Finding a Home for Your Family Tree Online

Finding our roots is becoming more than just a passing hobby - it's an obsession for many who want to discover just how far back they can go to find their ancestors and place them on the family tree.
    
Traditionally, these roots were mapped out on paper, pen in hand - a tedious task that made more people loathe the process than embrace it.  But now, with the onset of digital evolution, men and women alike are mapping their family trees using software and online websites devoted to genealogy buffs.

Discovering who should go onto your family tree is only part of the process.  You'll find that you're able to track down many more distant relatives if your ancestry is hosted on the Internet where a global audience can find you.  
    
The features and tools vary from one site to the next, but you can usually find exactly what you need for free or for a very small fee.  Of course, you'll discover that some sites have more bells and whistles that allow you to flesh out your family tree more than the average branch with text on it technique.
    
The best family tree websites will be those that combine the features you need, minimizing the amount of outside research that you need to do.  For instance, some will have blogs you can use, areas to post pictures, and chat rooms you can congregate in for an instant online family tree reunion.
    
Your ancestry research may not date back thousands of years yet. It's okay to start with your immediate family and grow your roots from there.  Online tools simplify the process and storing that information online at a family tree website lets everyone share in the treasure you're creating.    
    
But it also makes your job a little easier.  When people are able to track down their roots and realize that somehow, they're connected to you, they can contact you and get added to a branch of their own on your family tree website.
    
Then you can plan events, keep in touch, and share memories and stories with all of your family in one central gathering place.  Sometimes families have a hard time planning a reunion that everyone can attend.  

A family tree website lets everyone enjoy the closeness of family on their own schedule, logging in and participating to keep in touch from wherever they happen to be in the world.  Before you invest in an offline family tree keepsake, consider the various options you have for technology-driven treasures that will hasten the process and deliver much better results for you and your loved one around the world.