Articles, tagged with "family histories", page 3

Life Insurance Made Easy

Life insurance is a type of protection that can be bought and insures the buyer in the event of death. The risk that is assumed by the insurer is the risk of death of the insured. Life insurance is a very good purchase in order to protect a family, especi... Read >
Author: doyourock

Oral History Recordings: How to Record Your Family Story

Have you ever thought what it would be like if you could hear a message from our ancestors? A magic trick? Impossible? Well, for us, maybe, but it doesn't have to be for our kids, grandchildren and even great grandchildren. Welcome to the world of... Read >
Author: JKello

The Genealogy Guide

"Do You Want To Know Exactly Who Your Ancestors Were: Where They Lived; What They Did For A Living?" Do you want to know whether that story of highwaymen, criminals and corrupt relatives is factual, or a figment of Grandma's over-active imagination... Read >
Author: Robin Haller

Video Transfer and Duplication with Allied DVD Productions

Allied DVD Productions provides personalized support for businesses, families and individuals with fully edited, authored and indexed, digital productions. Whether it is to transfer, preserving or archiving photographs, videos or digital media, creating a... Read >
Author: Ray Johnaon

Life Insurance - Women furious over insurer gene testing

Thousands of women with family histories of breast and ovarian cancer could pay higher insurance premiums or even be denied cover altogether under new proposals from the insurance industry. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is expected to lodge... Read >
Author: michael challiner

Make A Great Living As A Ghostwriter

If you are willing to forgo the glory of seeing your name in print you can make a decent living working as a ghostwriter. Writer's can charge upwards of $15 per hour working as a ghost writer though many start at as little as $2 per hour. The amount you c... Read >
Author: Charlotte Gerber

Ways to Cope With Bereavement

Most traumas, including the death of a spouse are potentially shattering experiences. These events can disrupt the survivor's social, emotional, and cognitive worlds. Although there has been frequent mention in the literature that traumatic situations cau... Read >
Author: Gene Torrey

Genealogy - finding ancestors and knowing your heritage

Genealogy is the study and tracing of family pedigrees. This involves collecting the names of relatives, both living and deceased, and establishing the relationships between them based on primary, secondary and/or circumstantial evidence or documentation,... Read >
Author: Jake Paterson

Scrapbooking Tips

Have you ever found a very old family photo album, perhaps in your grandparent's house, and had no idea who the people in the photographs were? Sometimes no one remembers who they are, and a part of your family history is lost forever.One of the most frus... Read >
Author: David S

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