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NAPLES, FL–(Marketwire – October 25, 2007) – GenealogyBank, a leading online provider of historical and recent newspapers for family history research, announced today the addition of over 100 fully searchable historical newspapers. This includes more than 4 million articles brimming with significant genealogical content.

Next week, GenealogyBank will add another 2 million articles from over 100 more newspapers. Complementing more than 200 million family history records, this latest addition will expand coverage to over 2,200 U.S. newspapers in all 50 states.

Read the full story here: http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=784866

Dick Hillenbrand

Upstate New York Genealogy

www.unyg.com

Tom Kemp
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10:25 am (12 minutes ago)
Please pass this along to everyone you know … we want everyone to try it.
We didn’t expect for this to get to the lists … but its hard to keep a lid on this once we announced it to the 2,000 enthusiastic attendees at the Jamboree. It’s only for a few days, so go ahead and promote it to your friends so they can become acquainted with GenealogyBank too.

Tom

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Date: Feb 10, 2007 3:32 AM
Subject: Free log in to GenealogyBank good til Tues 2/13/07
This GenealogyBank free access promotion was announced Friday at the
St George, Utah Genealogy Jamboree.

http://www.GenealogyBank.com

Click on login
Email: promotion@genealogybank.com
Password: GenBank4U

For those who are not familiar with the GenealogyBank resources,
there are several usage and case study downloads from our January
telconference series at http://ancestralmanor.com/?tabid=126

GenealogyBank has a ton of resources:
More than 1,300 newspapers 1690 to 1977 … digital copies of every issue, all 50 states,
Obits 1977-present … more than 23 milllion obits -
Books – 1801-1900 … search these digital books
American State Papers (earliest government reports) & the Serial Set (1789-1980) packed with pension requests; personal bills; military lists; casualty lists etc.