In an effort to put together a compilation of Genealogy Keywords to use on the various Search Engines, I would like your help in putting together the key words you use in your searches that you have had good luck with. When finished with the Key Word Compilation, I will share the list with all of you. If you have combinations of key words that work best, please give me your top 5 that you use most often. This is probably the most important part of the request. I have found that using "Surname Genealogy Location" or "Location Genealogy Ireland" of "Location History Ireland" gives me quite good results (sometimes too many to handle), but I would like to get the best results possible in the least amount of time. I think we are all in the same boat, in that regard. The location in my examples, can be County, Parish, Townland. The types of Key Words being: Place Names (county, parish, town land, country, etc.) Surname or First Name Surname (This applies to all surnames in general and would be different for everyone of us) Genealogy History Irish Ireland Northern Ireland U. K. Type Record (specific types is what is meant) Book (type books, specific books, or book authors) Military Census (there aren't many to choose from here) Inscriptions (Cemeteries) Cemetery History Center or Genealogy Center Library Museum Archive Web Sites or Site And So Forth No need to be specific, all that is needed is the broad category covered by the word choice. I have scoured the internet for Genealogy Key Words and Combinations of Key Words and cannot find a listing anywhere. That was a surprise to me! This is aimed at improving our search results. As we all use search engines, this should be important to us all. Search Engines are the number one tool used on the internet. Please don't make this too difficult, just the main search words that you use most often and not all the other possible choices. Thanks in advance for all of your help and cooperation! To keep these responses so that they will not affect the others on the list, please only reply to my email address and not the list. Norm Ruddock