During these recession years anytime that you can save some bucks by using the Internet, this is wise. Trips to archives, court houses and libraries quickly adds up in gasoline, cost of photocopies, lunch, etc. A trip from Atlanta to the Georgia State Archives today costs me about $30 and valuable time. Lots of genealogy can be gleaned from some genealogy pay websites for a small fee and you can have access for a year! Here are some suggestions:
Subscribe to 6 genealogy websites for $150.00, one year. At equates to $25 per year per website, or $1.92 per month. Wow!
"Subscribe to 6 genealogy websites for $150 for one year"
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Showing posts with label Big Deal Subscription Price. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Deal Subscription Price. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Monday, September 27, 2010
September Membership Price Ends Sept. 30th
You have the advantage of being a subscriber of this blog. This month we offer you the lowest membership price possible ($100.00 for 4 years) to Georgia Pioneers
Georgia Pioneers is currently the largest Georgia genealogy website on the internet and is nearing its completion of digitizing the first Will book of each county, plus indexes to other estate records. Images of the original documents should be complete in about a month. The work saves the researcher some time in knowing whether or not his ancestor is in specific county records. Also, the site contains hundreds of genealogies, bible records, military records, gedcom files, notes, obituaries (1740 to ca 1930), cemetery databases, and so on.
Due to costs to complete this project, the site will have to increase its membership price. If you interested, in taking advantage of the great deal we are offering you now, please click here Big Time Deal
Incidentially, on October 1, 2010, the Georgia State Archives will only be open 3 days a week, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is due to budget cuts and a reduction in staff.
Georgia Pioneers is currently the largest Georgia genealogy website on the internet and is nearing its completion of digitizing the first Will book of each county, plus indexes to other estate records. Images of the original documents should be complete in about a month. The work saves the researcher some time in knowing whether or not his ancestor is in specific county records. Also, the site contains hundreds of genealogies, bible records, military records, gedcom files, notes, obituaries (1740 to ca 1930), cemetery databases, and so on.
Due to costs to complete this project, the site will have to increase its membership price. If you interested, in taking advantage of the great deal we are offering you now, please click here Big Time Deal
Incidentially, on October 1, 2010, the Georgia State Archives will only be open 3 days a week, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is due to budget cuts and a reduction in staff.
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