Geneall.net is a Portuguese public internet database on family history and genealogy, mainly concerning Royalty and Aristocracy around the world. It is a collaborative effort by a small group of expert genealogists in Lisbon, with over 3 million individuals (living and deceased) and 177,000 family names in the database. For many of those individuals, there is a corresponding subpage displaying an ancestry chart. It is the largest Portuguese-language internet database concentrating on genealogy, but it is not restricted to Portuguese, offering five other languages.
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| - Geneall.net is a Portuguese public internet database on family history and genealogy, mainly concerning Royalty and Aristocracy around the world. It is a collaborative effort by a small group of expert genealogists in Lisbon, with over 3 million individuals (living and deceased) and 177,000 family names in the database. For many of those individuals, there is a corresponding subpage displaying an ancestry chart. It is the largest Portuguese-language internet database concentrating on genealogy, but it is not restricted to Portuguese, offering five other languages. (en)
- Geneall.net é um site comercial português de genealogia, por subscrição, criado e mantido por Luís Amaral. O site possui plataformas em seis idiomas diferentes: inglês, espanhol, português, francês, alemão e italiano. O site teve origem da base de dados criada quando o seu autor iniciou uma colaboração no jornal O Independente a pedido do então director Paulo Portas. A colaboração consistia na redacção de um suplemento de genealogia coleccionável para o jornal. O suplemento chamado "Nomes de Portugal", de Janeiro a Junho de 1998, teve 26 números semanais com 24 páginas, com informação sobre cerca de 80 apelidos portugueses. (pt)
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| - Geneall.net is a Portuguese public internet database on family history and genealogy, mainly concerning Royalty and Aristocracy around the world. It is a collaborative effort by a small group of expert genealogists in Lisbon, with over 3 million individuals (living and deceased) and 177,000 family names in the database. For many of those individuals, there is a corresponding subpage displaying an ancestry chart. It is the largest Portuguese-language internet database concentrating on genealogy, but it is not restricted to Portuguese, offering five other languages. Geneall uses a nobility pedigree structure which arranges individuals into descendants of five historic European sovereigns; namely Ferdinand I of Castile and León, William the Conqueror, Hugh Capet, Charlemagne and Afonso I of Portugal. The site comprises historical and contemporary influential people primarily, such as monarchs, nobles, distinguished statesmen and eminent artists, as well as their descendants. Geneall has been referred to as "a hub for the gossip of who's who" and serves as the genealogical database of those born or married into gentry. Although the information displayed on the site is strictly added and revised by the Geneall employees, users are allowed to send potential corrections based on reliable sources through a form sent directly within the site. Since late 2016, and as a result of an attempt to raise funds for the maintenance of the database, most of the features that were once open to the general public have been closed and now require a paid membership to access. (en)
- Geneall.net é um site comercial português de genealogia, por subscrição, criado e mantido por Luís Amaral. O site possui plataformas em seis idiomas diferentes: inglês, espanhol, português, francês, alemão e italiano. O site teve origem da base de dados criada quando o seu autor iniciou uma colaboração no jornal O Independente a pedido do então director Paulo Portas. A colaboração consistia na redacção de um suplemento de genealogia coleccionável para o jornal. O suplemento chamado "Nomes de Portugal", de Janeiro a Junho de 1998, teve 26 números semanais com 24 páginas, com informação sobre cerca de 80 apelidos portugueses. O site foi criado em 2000, a partir da base de dados criada para o suplemento. Inicialmente era chamado Genea Portugal e estava hospedado como um portal no SAPO. Segundo o criador do site, em Abril de 2012 possuía informação sobre mais de 2 milhões de pessoas e 80 mil apelidos. (pt)
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