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The contents can be viewed in Your Genealogy, where you'll also find a few other projects (also listed below).
I still haven't found my father (yet!) but through this website have managed to learn a lot more about him. If you're interested, My Search and My Genealogy contain more detailed information.
My aim is to create a database of connected and deceased individuals that is accessible to the public and maintained by it's members. I suppose you could call it Wikigenealogy. By collaborating with others and including biographical information, media and place data etc., a greater understanding of our ancestors and how they lived is easily achieved.
If you'd also like to start/display your family history research and/or invite others to collaborate on the same project, please Register for a new user account. You may be surprised by what you discover!
WHOSYERDAD-E (pronounced "Who's Your Daddy?") utilises the latest online genealogy software and is set-up such that no experience of MYSQL, PHP or HTML is required by it's members, leaving you free to concentrate on your research.
NB: You do not have to display your research in order to use this website, e.g. The Braakensiek Family of Australia, a project that can be found in the list above, can only be accessed by authenticated users, i.e. authorisation is controlled by the project/GEDCOM owner. Your privacy and that of your relations is respected at all times.
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