I only recently learned some new techniques for using Google Search,
see below for some of my favorites.
You can search any website that doesn’t have their own search engine by
typing your search word or phrase and then the word site: followed by the website.
Example: cemetery site:http://usgenweb.org/ which will show all references of
cemetery within the usgenweb.org website. Then when you find the desire
cemetery, if it has transcribe stones as part of the record, you could do a
name search within the cemetery such as: crinion
site:http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wicolumb/ which lead me to cemetery
stones for the Crinion family.
Searching for related websites is a possibility too. So if you find a
website you like, you can then find all sites related to that site or sites
that are similar by type related:www.wikipedia.com . So if you find a type of
genealogy site you really enjoy, perhaps you can find related sites.
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