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If for no other reason, this popular video shows why genealogy and family history researchers should download and use the Google Toolbar.
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A Google Search Tip that Every Genealogy and Family Tree Researcher Should Know
By Robert Ragan
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I have used the find button for years especially with the last name Bromwich…famous English cities and towns…and it saves a lot of search and eyestrain but the highlighter in google was fantastic idea. Thank you!
Hi Robert
I just found your website a couple of days ago. FANTASTIC.
I just installed the Google Tool Bar. It is wonderful. They have a new version now which is a slight bit different but my old brain got the hang of it.
Thank you very much.
Ann
I wish I’d found this site when my first wife asked me to do some family research for her!
Although I reckon to know how to use Google very well, I’ve always shied away from the toolbar on the grounds that it’s just more clutter on the browser.
Thanks to your article and video, I guess I’ll have to delve into its uses more now.