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Published by F&W Publications,
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6 bi-monthly issues, 1 year
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Family Tree Magazine is
the new magazine about America's fastest-growing hobby, genealogy—or, as
Time magazine recently called it, "roots mania." Family Tree
Magazine is the first magazine for beginner as well as more experienced
family historians. It's also the only magazine to cover all the areas of
potential interest to family-history enthusiasts, reaching beyond genealogy
research to also encompass ethnic heritage, family reunions, scrapbooking and
historic travel. And it's the only magazine to give full coverage to all the
tools family historians use in their hobby: Web sites, CD-ROMs, computer
hardware and software, photography, books, memory albums and craft supplies.
Family Tree Magazine covers all these aspects of your family
heritage in a handsome, richly illustrated, four-color magazine packed with
practical tips, step-by-step instruction and the resources you need to take the
next step. Lively features, photos, boxes and lists make it fun and easy to
find your roots, preserve your past and relive the experiences of your
ancestors. From researching your genealogy to celebrating your heritage in
crafts and festivals, from the best Web sites to tips for planning a trip back
to the old country, Family Tree Magazine is your essential tool to
discover, preserve and celebrate your family's history.
Every issue
features practical advice and creative inspiration to help you:
- Get started in genealogy
- Select and use the best resources
- Overcome the roadblocks in researching your
family tree
- Understand your ethnic heritage
- Unpuzzle the mysteries of your past
- Make the most of your family gatherings
- Save your precious family photos and heirlooms
- Use today's technology to solve yesterday's
genealogy riddles
- Record memories that your ancestors can enjoy
- Travel to places where your history comes alive
- Create colorful scrapbooks and albums to capture
your memories
- Make genealogy a fun hobby for your whole
family
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