by Steve, Sunday, December 23, 2007 
Pearl Street Software, maker of GenCircles and Family Tree Legends, has merged with MyHeritage.com, recently named one of the best genealogy Websites of the year 2007 by Family Tree Magazine. The first move from this merger is that Family Tree Legends (a genealogy software) and GenCircles have been made 100% free!
The merger is also bringing the "Smart Matching" technology free for GenCircles and MyHeritage users. Smart Matching is a specialized genealogy technology developed by Pearl Street Software and further advanced by MyHeritage, to connect family trees. It works by comparing millions of names, facts and tree connections - intelligently. When two family trees are connected, both their owners are informed, and benefit from the opportunity to collaborate and learn from each other.
They advanced the Smart Matching technology into what they call, "Smart Matching 2.0", which covers spelling and phonetic variations, understands nicknames and name synonyms and deals better with ethnic variations.
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4 Comments:
To whom it may concern,
We visited the Fowler grave sites at the Old Durham Cemetery this summer and are curious about the scaffolding, and what looks like some digging around the sites. If anyone can tell me how I can find out what is happening, I'd appreciate a heads up.
Larry L Fowler
stolaf.edu
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Larry, at 1/18/2008 12:50 PM
To whom it may concern:
We visited the Old Durham Cemetery this summer and noted that there was "construction" at the Fowler grave sites and are wondering what is being done. If anyone can help us find out what the scaffolding around the grave sites is there for we'd appreciate knowing.
Larry Fowler
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Larry Fowler, at 1/18/2008 12:51 PM
I am so interested in cemeteries. I live in Guthrie County and find you have no record of all the cemeteries there.
I also am concerned with the fact that a school is trying to put a 2 lane road in the first isle of a cemetery in Panora Iowa. I am working diligently to stop that action.
How can I find out more and help get more cemeteries on your list.
Jean A Stofer
2569 190th St.
Guthrie Center, Ia 50115
641-352-4566
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Jean Stofer, at 2/29/2008 8:33 PM
Mt. Elliott / Polish Heritage - May 26, 2008
Mt. Elliott / Polish Heritage - May 26, 2008
You are cordially invited to attend a Polish Heritage Event on May 26, 2008. We'll began at Mount Elliott Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan with the solemn Firemen's Fund Parade followed by the Memorial Day Mass. We will honor pioneer Pole Piotr Wojtkowiak with the blessing of his new tombstone. There is no charge to attend the cemetery ceremonies.
The day will wrap up with a Polish lunch in Hamtramck and a lecture on how to research Polish genealogy featuring the Wojtkowiak line. Online registration allows you to RSVP for the event and pay for the lunch/lecture. Tickets must be paid for in advance.
Additional information: http://remembering.eventbrite.com
and http://www.mipolonia.net/id84.html
Ceil Wendt Jensen
Author of Detroit's Mount Elliott Cemetery (Arcadia Publishing, 2006)
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Michigan Polonia, at 5/09/2008 11:33 AM
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