| Saturday, June 26, 2004 | 00:16:34 CET | Ancestry.com reaching out for Europe?
| permanent link | A job post in Brigham Young University Center for Family History and Genealogy's newsletter suggests that Ancestry.com is planning to grow their European collections. The title of the job is: Content Acquisition Researcher (European). They were looking for someone with experience in European and/or UK & Irish records. filed under: RadixLog |
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