FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA.com) can be another great service for researching your family history by using their Family Finder, Y-DNA, Mitochondrial DNA services. This is a three part series. In this (part one) episode, is an overviewContinue Reading
Live Show Replay! Learn how to go beyond the statistics and tell your family history story with these inspirational ideas. Genealogy is more than facts and names, tell the colorful stories using these skills toContinue Reading
Learn how to share AncestryDNA test results and why you should share DNA test results with other persons. Have you thought about the legacy of your DNA test results? Watch this video to learn why.Continue Reading
Every image has a story. Watch this old photo restoration using Photoshop CC and listen to the story of the Tittle Family Story as told by their descendant Debra Andrew. ➡️More information about this photoContinue Reading
Learn 3 Things You Need To Know on Ancestry.com, how to use Member Connect, edit relationships to show adoptive, biological or step parents, and how to customize the home page for better results. In thisContinue Reading
Did you know that MyHeritage.com does DNA testing? Did you know they have cross matching with other company ancestral trees? Did you know they have a chromosome browser? In this “footnotes” episode we’re talking withContinue Reading
Watch Crista Cowan, the Barefoot Genealogist, explain about two new very important record sets have been released by Ancestry.com for free. This is in partnership between Ancestry and the Arolsen Archives, “…we are honored toContinue Reading
Comparing DNA companies and learning how you can transfer your DNA from one company to another can be helpful in your family history research and save you money.
Learn how to find vital records and evidence of birth, marriage, and death records on FamilySearch.org for free. In this video I demonstrate two ways to search for vital records and other evidence of thoseContinue Reading
This Genealogy TV program discusses the 80 questions asked of the Union soldier who was making a claim for property lost during the Civil War.