Hello all,
from the backbytes column of Computing magazine today.
"We are indebted to reader Henry Brysh, who passes on a useful tip for anyone tracing their family tree over the net.
' A gentleman by the name of Steven Morse has some very helpful search utilities on his web site,' he says, and indeed he does, if you go to www.stevemorse.org . However, for all those people who emailed Steve to ask if he could find their great grandfather for them, he has a special page: www.stevemorse.org/grandfather/ ".
The main site is fairly useful, and the explanation is good, but you need to read the grandfather site to see the joke. It is just too similar to a page that we often see, so it is easy to click "Back" and not read it.
Regards,
John
Useful USA site (and a funny)
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And I can't emphasise too much the need to look carefullyat the page accessed via www.stevemorse.org/grandfather/ .... it only took me 5 months !!
David
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