How To Track Your Family Roots On Your Mac.

One of the more pleasant aspects of getting married, settling down, having a family is keeping track of all the relatives.

That is, tracking down and keeping track of each family member on both sides, both gene pools, and those relatives that formerly lived under rocks. They’re on my husband’s side.

The Mac is a very good place to start tracking your family, assuming that you have good reason to, and are not being coerced by some government agency to divulge the.... (excerpted).

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