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Building your own family tree
If you want to start your own family history research, take a look at various online review of genealogy software. Depending on your operating system (PC, Macintosh, Linux, other) you may want to download a free trial of various software packages to test in your own environment and see how they operate.
Consider what's important to you: keeping track of your family history? Generating reports? Integrating media such as photos and videos? Is cost a factor? These considerations should be part of your evaluation so you can select the right software for your needs.
Keep in mind that using an online program to manage your family tree may mean that someone else owns your data from a copyright standpoint, or that other members of the same platform can share your data without consulting you. If privacy is a concern you'll certainly want to explore home-based software packages that work only with your home computer. That way you can decide whom to share it with if you're asked.
Photo: Chaim Lisker and friends, ca. 1910 Proskurov, from the Lisker Photo Archive.
