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Danish census resources are enormous:- 1787 1801 1834 Kbh ... the usenet s.c.nordic FAQ) meaning and origin of some surnames ... taxes, Randers, and all other Købstad (market towns) were ...
www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen
about 320 pagesaltogehter
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which turned up where to find all about meaning of free other in census
Danish Census welcome
Danish census resources are enormous:- 1787 1801 1834 Kbh ... the usenet s.c.nordic FAQ) meaning and origin of some surnames ... taxes, Randers, and all other Købstad (market towns) were ...
www.rootsweb.com/~dnkcen
about 320 pagesaltogehter
Google Search: site:genealogyshelf.com
genealogyshelf.com - Sitemap for http://genealogyshelf.com: "Note: This page is a sitemap to help search engines find all of our pages. Please visit the homepage of genealogyshelf.com to browse our site."
Build a sitemap -- to help visitors and search engines
Your sitemap can also help search engine crawlers find all the pages at your site quickly, meaning that you will be better represented in search engine indexes and hence get more traffic. Just submit your sitemap page instead of your home page at all the search engines. (NB -- Search engine crawlers typically do not check every page at your site. They presume that the pages you link to directly from the page you submit are more important than ones several clicks away. Different crawlers stop automatically at different depths. NB -- Lycos says they only go one level down. "The Lycos spider will try to travel through links contained in the webpage you submit. A good rule of thumb is to count on the spider traveling down one level from the page you submit." By submitting your sitemap page -- with links to all your pages -- you should get maximum coverage.)
AHA I need a new full site map on my top level and then I will resubmit it
No matter how large your site is, you should make every effort to keep your sitemap complete and up to date and to include all the necessary information and links on a single page. If your site is large, you should organize your sitemap by category, and at the top of the page list your major headings with internal links to those portions of the page. Keep it simple.
Remember your aim isn't to keep your visitors at your site for a long time, but rather to help them get what they want quickly and effectively, so they'll to come back again and again. by Richard Seltzer, seltzer@samizdat.com,
Internet Camelot: Internet trends, ebooks, business on the Web: "The once and future Internet: Here you'll see the Internet the way it was and should be: useful information for free, with no annoying graphics or glitz. This site is designed to provide maximum content for minimum clicks. Browse the links listed below or use the 'find' function in your browser to navigate through this index page. Check our sitemap page www.samizdat.com/sitemap.html from which you can get to any other page at this site in one click. Or search within our site using the Google Sitesearch box at the bottom of every page. For more information about our site, see the bottom of this page. Enjoy, and please spread the word. "
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