Thursday, August 15, 2013

Family Tree Magazine's "101 Best Websites for Genealogy in 2013"

Family Tree Magazine publishes their list of the Top 101 Genealogy websites every year.

The 2013 list is at http://familytreemagazine.com/article/101-Best-Websites-2013?et_mid=632664&rid=239002204.


This year, the list is broken up into these categories:


  • Best US Genealogy Websites
  • Best Southern US Genealogy Websites
  • Best Northern US Genealogy Websites
  • Best Midwest US Genealogy Websites
  • Best Western US Genealogy Websites
  • Best Genealogy Websites for Tracing Immigrants
  • Best Big Genealogy Websites
  • Best British and Irish Genealogy Websites
  • Best Continental European Genealogy Websites
  • Best Genealogy News Websites
  • Best Online Genealogy Tools and Trees
  • Best Genealogy Photo and Mapping Websites


  • Two genealogy blogs were listed in the "Best Genealogy News Websites," including:


    Two genealogy podcasts were also included:

    *  Lisa Louise Cooke's Genealogy Gems 
    *  Drew Smith's and George G. Morgan's Genealogy Guys 

    Once again, Genea-Musings maintains its perfect record of not making this list.

    Check out the lists - they're free to read and each website has links to explore more.  You may find something new and useful from these sites.


    copyright (c) 2013, Randall J. Seaver


    4 comments:

    Sharon said...

    Don't know why you didn't make the list, Randy. I always read your blog first. I read others, of course, but you cover stuff that they don't. Also, I like your writing style. It's like I can hear you talk to me.

    Keep at it!

    Cormac said...

    Randy,

    Just like Sharon said, I always read your blog. I always find things interesting even when you talk about Windows genealogy applications even though as a Mac user, it doesn't make much sense.

    About not being listed, not everyone is perfect. You're one of the best. You stick to genealogy and only genealogy! Thanks!

    Cousin Russ said...

    Randy,

    That's one of the reasons that I won't renew my subscription.

    Russ

    GailD said...

    Odd to read that half of the "Best Northern US" websites are Canadian. Someone should perhaps tell the editors that Canada is still a separate country -- or send them a map. Nevertheless, the Canadian sites are good ones.