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MapYourAncestors.com - Bringing Genealogy To Life FamHist Genealogy Links We’ve talked about the vast family history resources on the web. Here are more sites that are worth visiting and bookmarking. Be sure to try the BYU Relationship Finder site.. Do you need a genealogy form including just the census records headers? Have you ever wanted to print a large family chart? Ever wonder if you are related to Kings, Queens, Prophets and Apostles? Would you like colored family history charts printed by a professional? A fellow researcher has created a good family history links site that has a great section related to involving children in family history. Another researcher, Sandra Jarvis, has posted a very good links page that shows FREE records web sites. Are you looking for ancestors in the UK – Scotland – Ireland but need help? An alternative site to Ancestry.com has been created by three of the founders / early employees of Ancestry. Did you have a family member on the Titanic? Are you having a hard time finding your Jewish ancestry?