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Using the tools and resources of the Internet, Infinite Humanity has created the world's first ongoing archive for you to record your presence on this planet for both today and future generations.
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Life Memo - Write a Life Story
Write the life stories of your loved ones and yourself. This is the place to share your real life stories.
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Tell your life story your way. We will produce a book about your life, as told by you, but using our professional writing skills. This is for your children and for future generations of your family, to be given to them now ... or perhaps later.
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Lifey - Share Your Story & Help Others
Lifey is a new service that offers 100% free video life histories for families and individuals. Lifey is building a free app to help you to share and preserve your family history.
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North American Slave Narratives
From Documenting the American South.
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Omnibiography.com - The largest directory of biographies on the Web
The best directory of biographies. By name, country, state and alphabetically.
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Have you ever thought of writing your own obit? Most people do not have the opportunity nor the inclination to write their memories. One often draws on memories during conversations, but these get lost in time. Park My Bones is a chance to leave a mark on the digital landscape.
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PersonalHistoryHelp.com: How To Write Great Personal Histories
Learn 10 easy steps to writing a great personal history, for you or an ancestor. Learn to organize and preserve memorabilia, take oral histories, and write and publish on a shoestring budget. Contribute and read tips, print copyright forms, and use the links to other personal history sites.
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The Heart and Craft of Lifestory Writing
This blog by Sharon Lippincott, aka Ritergal, includes tips to help ordinary people learn to write extraordinary stories defining their own lives in their own voices and their own terms.
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Women's Legal History Biography Project
History, biographies, photos and articles about women as lawyers in the United States.
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Manuscripts from the Federal Writers' Project 1936-1940 at the Library of Congress.
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From the About.com genealogy section.
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