The Family Tree By Terence L. Day Terence L. Day, genealogist and journalist, is on the Washington State University faculty. The company has long had an Internet presence, but it had been some time since I visited its site. Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter for Oct. 23 called my attention to a change in Everton's business philosophy. Formerly an adjunct to the magazine that Everton has published for more than 50 years, the Web site now is offering full access to the magazine on the Web.
Net surfers can read the first several paragraphs of articles.
If they want entire articles, they have to subscribe to the service. The subscription allows on-line access to entire articles, as well as to Everton's magazine archives from wherever in the world the reader might be. The company also offers a variety of other services on its Web site. If you're familiar with Everton's offerings, you don't need any coaxing. Everton claims Everton's Genealogical Helper has the largest circulation of any genealogical magazine.