The more advanced genealogist will want something with sophisticated search-query possibilities (to look up everyone born in a certain place in a certain year, for example). Most programs have enough features to grow with you, she said.
"There is starting to be more recognition that there are different types of families," Moore said. Obviously, that's not the case, so you may want to be sure your program allows for multiple family structures. For example, some programs automatically assume that if two people have a child together, they're married. To bring your genealogy research to your desktop, she recommends looking for a program that is simple - but also flexible. Moore recommends starting online, with a site such as, which allows you to search some records for free, even without a subscription. "For beginners, you really need something that walks you through it and has an easy-to-use interface," Moore told Live Science.
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