hi,
I am using www.miparentela.com it have 2 versions one payed and one free,
the free one have all you want and it is very easy to use.
It´s a german page translated in several lenguages.
Hope it is useful tu you.

Patricia Haro

On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Emilie Garcia
wrote:

> Ancestry has a sister site called MyFamily that is very much like what you
> describe below, and it is free. You have to approve who can view your
> trees, etc, and signing up for passwords by guests viewers is required.
>
> I've become disenchanted with putting my trees on Ancestry because if you
> leave them as "public" anyone can just pull your information over to their
> trees, and there is so much corrupted information in their databases now.
>
> As an example, somebody trolling Ancestry pulled all the information on my
> maternal grandfather, Jose Marquez, all his ancestors, and added them to
> their tree. I know that the person who did it also had a grandfather by
> that name in another county in NM, and upon further investigation of her
> parents, I found a cousin of hers who had the correct information on their
> Jose Marquez. I have tried to contact the person who pulled my
> grandfather's information through the Ancestry system, but they do not
> respond. I have cousins who are diligent researchers who complain that they
> also have cousins who put up wrong information. Ancestry has been inserting
> messages on some family members that show all the contradicting information,
> but novices would just be confused by that.
>
> I know through my local genealogical society that many people have had
> their information lifted in the same manner. Ancestry's transcribers also
> lift information and throw it out anywhere in their databases. Complaints to
> Ancestry go unanswered. We do not appreciate being linked by novice
> genealogists to people who are not related and do not do their own research.
> The best thing to do is to keep any trees on Ancestry as "private" so
> people wanting information have to contact you. If the person who contacts
> you proves to be a fellow descendant of your ancestors, you can open the
> tree for viewing just by them as a "guest", or you can just provide only the
> information relevant to their lines.
>
> Every once in a while I see whole sections of my trees from Ancestry put
> online without being linked to me, and I suspect that the transcribers at
> Ancestry have done that in order to get around the "private" trees and make
> more information available to their subscribers.
>
> Because of all the above, I just have been leaving messages on the message
> boards and on the genforums for each county and leave a list of the surnames
> I have researched and in what areas, then they can contact me for
> information. I just have become leery of sharing trees online, except with
> Nuestros Ranchos. Novices just find it too easy to find a name similar to
> their ancestor's and just add that info to their trees without doing any of
> the tedious research we have done.
>
> Emilie
> Port Orchard, WA
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jose Carlos de Leon
> To: general@nuestrosranchos.org
> Sent: Friday, November 06, 2009 3:17 AM
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Looking for a good and free/cheap family
> history website to share my family history
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> I uploaded my FamilyTreeMaker online to Ancestery.com for free. It's great
> because I can invite anyone to view it and contribute. I upload photos
> galore, write stories in it and can even upload video, etc.
>
> Jose Carlos de Leon
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> > From: malinallitekpatl@hotmail.com
> > Date: Fri, 6 Nov 2009 01:03:04 -0800
> > Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Looking for a good and free/cheap family
> history website to share my family history
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