One World Tree?

[Mike Christie]

I am thinking about subscribing to Ancestry's One World Tree, and
would like to know if others have found it a useful resource.
Specifically, does often provide information that is not available
from places like the Rootsweb trees and Gencircles?

Thanks for any information.

Mike

[J. Hugh Sullivan]

On 13 Sep 2004 19:46:12 -0700, [email protected] (Mike Christie)
wrote:

I am thinking about subscribing to Ancestry's One World Tree, and
would like to know if others have found it a useful resource.
Specifically, does often provide information that is not available
from places like the Rootsweb trees and Gencircles?

Thanks for any information.

Mike

I'm guessing...

What can the One World Tree have that the other data bases on Ancestry
do not have? Seems like it could only have the same facts, subject to
the same errors, and need validation by user individuals just as
before.

If I find I'm wrong I'll subscribe.

I think Ancestry has data that is not found elsewhere, particularly
census records

And I note, for the first time, that I was not contacted about
renewing my membership - the charge just appeared on my credit card
this month.

Hugh