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Sorry lady you can’t get your genealogy be looking just at free websites. You got to pay to get what you want in life. I payed for alot of my genealogy research and I am only sixteen.

I think you like a lot of people have heard someone say that they know someone that found their famiy tree on the internet.
To begin with not everyone’s tree is on the internet. Also if you find your family, you need to verify the information. The information in family trees on any website mostly is not documented. Even if you see the same information over and over by different submitters, a lot of copying is being done. There are errors in those trees.
Copying what someone else has means you are going to have plenty of errors. When you look at some of those trees, it appears that people are just anxious to add names to their database.
Like an earlier poster said, you need to get as much information from family as possible, particularly senior member. Tape them if they will let you. Sometimes what they say might not be exactly true. However what might seem to be insignificant ramblings and story telling might turn out to be very significant. People who do this say they go back a few years after doing research and listen to the tape again and hear things they didn’t hear the first time around.
Go to your public library and check out the resources they have in your genealogy section. They might have a subscription to Ancestry.Com. Ancestry.Com has lots of records and is obtaining more all the time.
They have all the censuses through 1930. The 1940 is not available to the public yet.
However, don’t copy the trees they have if you find your family.
Call your nearest Mormon Church. Find out if they have a Family History Center. They have records on people all over the world, not just on Mormons. People of all faiths use their Family History Centers. I have never had a Mormon missionary come ringing my doorbell because I availed myself of their services.
You will probably meet people at the Family History Center and at the Genealogy Section of your library that can give you lots of advice and help as to how to go about getting your family history. However, in research you do have to spend money for documentation.
Don’t get to involved in the origins and meanings of a name. We get questions about that all the time. Names can come from many different places. Not everyone with the same surname comes from the same root person with that surname.
Good Luck!

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