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Gedcom files are amongst the most useful types of file used by family history researchers. They can be used to share large amounts of information quickly from one researcher to another or to upload onto the many tree building sites that are now available.<br>
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Although gedcom files are quite easy to create and use they can appear to be a daunting subject, this guide is intended to explain the main points about gedcom files and answer many of the frequently asked questions that are posed.<br>
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==Gedcom Basics==
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== Creating, Sending and Receiving Gedcom files==
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==Gedcom FAQ==
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Revision as of 22:21, 9 June 2007


Gedcom File Icon
Gedcom File Icon

Gedcom files are amongst the most useful types of file used by family history researchers. They can be used to share large amounts of information quickly from one researcher to another or to upload onto the many tree building sites that are now available.

Although gedcom files are quite easy to create and use they can appear to be a daunting subject, this guide is intended to explain the main points about gedcom files and answer many of the frequently asked questions that are posed.




Gedcom Basics

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Creating, Sending and Receiving Gedcom files

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Gedcom FAQ

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