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Question: How did you find Rootchat?
Directed to a topic via a search engine?   -245 (46.5%)
Fellow researcher?   -143 (27.1%)
Mailing list or message board?   -67 (12.7%)
Magazine or poster?   -9 (1.7%)
Other   -63 (12%)
Total Votes: 527

Author Topic: How did you find Rootschat?  (Read 34140 times)
LAgenealogy
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #240 on: Saturday 31 May 08 18:18 UTC (UK) »

http://en.geneawiki.com/index.php/List_of_genealogy_publications GeneaNet's GeneaWiki!  Genealogy Guide > Tools > List of genealogy publications and ... *ta dah*... RootsChat.  That was fun.
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wood.mjm
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #241 on: Friday 06 June 08 19:01 UTC (UK) »

I just stumbled across the site having 'Googled' a place name and judging by the poll many others have had the same experience.

Woody.
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RosalindElsiE
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #242 on: Friday 06 June 08 20:13 UTC (UK) »

I am glad that I have found Rootschat earlier this year, as it's been a lot of help so far,

I was told about on the www.bbc.co.uk/history/
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I am also related to the bio-scientist Rosalind Franklin, who discovered the Single DNA Helix structure in 1953. But one of my main regrets in my life is that I never met this talented lady, who died at the young age of 37 in 1958 !!
The avatar's of my paternal grandmother, K. Jessel.
It is fun doing this amount of research.
kiwihalfpint
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #243 on: Wednesday 18 June 08 01:23 UTC (UK) »

hard to remember how I was told, probably was referred to it in one of my searches many moons ago. Smiley
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squirrelinatree
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #244 on: Tuesday 24 June 08 21:22 UTC (UK) »

Found my way here via another message board.  First post and not sure I shall be particularly prolific but I need lots of help as I'm still pretty new to all this family tree business!
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MarieC
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #245 on: Wednesday 25 June 08 08:50 UTC (UK) »

Welcome, squirrelinatree!

This is a wonderful site and I'm sure you will enjoy it as much as the rest of us!  Feel free to post your queries on the relevant boards - there are a lot of people who will help you!  Cheesy

MarieC
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #246 on: Wednesday 25 June 08 09:18 UTC (UK) »

I found a reference to rootschat on another board and 'googled'. People are generally helpful but it can be frustrating to post and get no replies Grin Even a 'sorry I can't help you but have you tried ...' would be helpful to newcomers. That is just an observation not a criticism Grin Grin

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MarieC
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #247 on: Wednesday 25 June 08 09:25 UTC (UK) »

Yes Joy, I'm sure it's frustrating!  I always try to answer any unanswered post I come across, even if I can't help much, for just this reason!  These are in the minority though, to be fair.  In the past, I have sometimes posted a request for help and had a reply within a couple of minutes!   Shocked Shocked

MarieC
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MatthewJ
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #248 on: Wednesday 25 June 08 11:40 UTC (UK) »

I was given the URL by a fellow researcher over the microfiche parish records in my local library  Smiley
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #249 on: Tuesday 29 July 08 14:44 UTC (UK) »

Can,t remember how but 4 years ago threw in a query for a family in Oz. Completely forgot the whole thing till Jan. this year and got an answer from a 3rd. cousin. Since then I,ve been  using RC  fast and furious. Even found another 3 rd cousin in Oz. They didn,t know about one another, but have met up now and going great guns gathering info. I have a big family down under, at least 400 or so and all thanks to RC for helping me find them.
I must agree with Joy though, it,s frustrating never getting a reply to a query. Though on the whole I,ve been extremly lucky.
Cheers. Mary.
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #250 on: Tuesday 29 July 08 17:08 UTC (UK) »

I had googled a place name, church actually, and up came a personal family history website where some of the people had been married in the same church and the owner of the website had posted a potted history of the church.  Included on the site were some restored photographs by the folks here on Rootschat so I thought I'd take a look..........................
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Sapling
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #251 on: Wednesday 27 August 08 22:29 UTC (UK) »

How did I find it? Simple - I followed mum here [Trees]!
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Deebabe26
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #252 on: Saturday 06 September 08 07:55 UTC (UK) »

HI everyone,

I was told about rootschat by my husbands cousin.  We have never met her or spoken before but now we cant seem to stop chatting.  Its fantastic and we have learned loads about the family by sharing info.

Deebabe26
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julkes
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #253 on: Saturday 06 September 08 13:55 UTC (UK) »

My Google search brought up somebody's discussion on the topic that is interesting for me.
I had to look at the site and registered.
Not very active here, but asked for help a couple of times and was lucky to get advice
Yhanx!
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Re: How did you find Rootschat?
« Reply #254 on: Friday 10 October 08 08:40 UTC (UK) »

 

   I was browsing the net one evening and put one my names into Google to see what came up and one of the links was Rootschat???...Rootschat who's that, I suppose as far as I am concerned the rest is history, whats the phrase
  ' Best thing since sliced bread ' I have found that there are a lot more people out there willing to help without the £/$ getting in the way and to find something free to today..well
  I can only thank all the people who have help me so far and a special THANK YOU  to the founders of this site.......
         
                 mick
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