Digging for Ancestral Gold: The Fun and Easy Way to Get Started on Your Genealogy Quest

GENEALOGY - A WONDERFUL HOBBY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

Did you ever have the experience as a young boy or girl of going on a hunt for buried treasure?

Or perhaps you saw one of those old pirate movies where they went searching for the long-lost stash of gold doubloons and pieces of eight. Or maybe you've always had a penchant for archaeology, for digging through the layers of earth in search of age-old civilizations. Or you might be one of those folks who loves a good mystery. Have you ever wanted to be the detective that finds all the clues and solves the crime?

NOW'S YOUR CHANCE!

Going on the hunt for your ancestors and looking for important clues that lead to their discovery is suspenseful and exciting!

GENEALOGIST LAURENCE OVERMIRE, author of 4 epic family histories, guides you through the steps to get you started on your own genealogy quest - the fun and easy way.

When you find a piece of gold from your ancestral past, it's like winning the lottery! The riches that you find can be handed down to your children and their children after them. The family tree that you discover will be a lasting legacy for your descendants in times to come.

EXPLORE:

• Why genealogy is so important
• How family history can blow your mind
• How to create your own treasure map
• What tools you will need to get started
• An easy 6-step plan to find your ancestors
• How to prove relationships
• How to source materials
• A list of helpful resources
• How to blast through brick walls
• Copyright law and plagiarism
• Publishing and sharing information
• The benefits of travel
• How DNA can help
• How genealogy can change the world

Embark on an adventure that is fascinating, entertaining and meaningful!

LAURENCE OVERMIRE has had a multi-faceted career as genealogist, poet, actor, director, and educator. He is the author of five genealogy books, including the epic family histories: "One Immigrant's Legacy: The Overmyer Family in America, 1751-2009" and "A Revolutionary American Family: The McDonalds of Somerset County, New Jersey." To help others become aware of their intriguing ancestral ties, Overmire researched many of the early immigrants to America, tracing not only their celebrated ancestors, but also the prominent Americans who descended from them. He published this work in several genealogical studies online, most notably in "The Ancestry of Overmire, Tifft, Richardson, Bradford, Reed," which has received over 1.8 million hits and includes the family trees of many U. S. Presidents and European monarchs, and a host of famous statesmen, soldiers, artists, actors, writers, poets, musicians, scientists, inventors, and social reformers. As one of the pioneers in this type of research online, he has helped hundreds of thousands of people discover their family roots and find their intimate connections to the people and events that have shaped world history.