Easy Google Genealogy Searcher, Part II |
The Easy Genealogy Google Searcher puts advanced Google features on one page with suggested keywords and advice about how each feature is useful for genealogy searches. |
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Easy Google Genealogy Searcher - Part 2A companion to the Easy Google Genealogy Searcher, Part I, use the Easy Google Genealogy Searcher Part 2 to learn the additional possibilities Google offers for a genealogy search. Look for your ancestors in books, articles, blogs, and US patent searches.Search the full text of public domain books that Google has digitized. Download, save and print the book for free. These books include genealogy books, county history books, military books, municiple annual reports, and other out-of-copyright books that include the names of regular folks. Note: Books may not be downloadable outside of the US until Google determines that the book is in the public domain in that country. Search for ancestors, genealogy topics, locations, or relatives. Search US patents issued from 1776 to the present. Patents were not just issued to inventors and researchers, but also to factory workers, farmers, miners and many other regular people. Search to see if your ancestors had any patents issued. Our ancestors were very inventive. Can't find your ancestors with Google? Try an Ancestry search:Start your Family Tree Millions of genealogy records and family trees at Ancestry.com Google Operands:
- Use a minus sign before a keyword that you do not want to appear in your search results. ~ Use the tilde sign before words for search results that include synonyms. (genealogy, ancestry, family tree). " Place a first name and last name between double quotes to search for exact occurences of the name. Place location names of 2 or more words in quotes; i.e. "new york". OR Use the OR operand to receive results that contain one of the query words or phrases. * Use the asterisk as a wild card; ie. for a middle name. ... Use a number range search to match any one year in a range of years, i.e. 1700...1750 Google Operand Examples |
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