FAN Club Updated for 2025 + Ancestry Networks Beta | Genealogy Research Strategies

The FAN Club is back—and better than ever with new tools for 2025! In this episode, we’re exploring how the traditional “Friends, Associates, and Neighbors” method is getting a high-tech update using Ancestry’s new Networks (currently in beta) and other modern tools to help break down brick walls in your family history research. We’ll cover: […]
Gold Star Mothers and Families (Podcast)
Honoring Gold Star Mothers and Families: A Heartfelt Journey In this episode of the Genealogy TV podcast, host Connie Knox and co-host Ashley Moore look into the history and significance of Gold Star Mothers and Families. Established in 1936, this organization honors mothers and families who have lost a child in military service, providing emotional […]
AncestryDNA® Tools & Strategies for Solving Your Family History Questions

In this video, I’m diving into the newest AncestryDNA® tools and how to use them—together with time-tested genealogy strategies—to solve your research questions. Whether you’re tackling a classic brick wall or researching unknown parentage, NPEs, or adoptees, this MASTER CLASS will show you how to use these tools effectively without a specific case study, so […]
Grouping DNA Matches on Ancestry for Non ProTool Users (Podcast)

Connie Knox and Ashley Moore explore Ancestry’s new DNA clustering tool and demonstrate how to group DNA matches without needing Pro Tools. This episode provides a step-by-step guide on why and how to group your DNA matches effectively, offering tips for those who may not have advanced subscriptions. Learn about using shared matches, clustering techniques, […]
Forgotten Lines – James Doherty
Connie is joined by James Doherty from the Forgotten Lines Podcast to dive into his unique YouTube channel focused on genealogy. James shares his journey from an amateur to a professional genealogist, uncovering the stories behind forgotten photographs found in antique shops and cemeteries. He explains the process of tracing the lives of ordinary people […]
Cemeteries for Family History Research (Podcast)
Connie Knox and Ashley Moore dive into the fascinating world of cemetery research. The discussion provides valuable tips on using websites like Find a Grave, BillionGraves, and Cemetery Census for locating family memorials. Learn about creating virtual cemeteries, recognizing the symbolism on tombstones, and the importance of calling ahead before visiting cemeteries. Discover advice on […]
Ancestry’s NEW DNA Match Auto Clustering

Ancestry.com has just launched a brand-new Auto Clusters tool as part of their Pro Tools subscription—and it’s a game-changer for DNA research! In this episode, Connie Knox walks you through Ancestry’s new DNA clustering feature. You’ll learn how to access the tool, what the color-coded clusters mean, and how this can help you identify which […]
Genealogy Lingo (GTV Podcast)
In this episode of the Genealogy TV Podcast, hosts Connie Knox and Ashley Moore delve into the various terms and lingo commonly encountered in genealogy research. From humorous terms like ‘kit and caboodle’ to more serious military and legal jargon, they break down the meanings and origins of these terms. They cover military records, medical […]
Mapping Ancestor Migrations

In this conversation, Connie Knox explores the process of mapping family history using digital tools like Google Maps and Google Earth. She shares her personal experience tracing her great-grandmother’s journey from Denmark to the United States, detailing the steps involved in creating a visual representation of her ancestor’s migration path. The discussion includes practical tips […]
GTV Podcast – The Importance of Obituaries in Family History Research
In this episode, Connie Knox and Ashley Moore explore the invaluable resource of obituaries in genealogy research. They discuss the wealth of information that can be gleaned from obituaries, including family relationships, occupations, and even military service. The hosts emphasize the importance of not only finding obituaries but also utilizing them effectively to build a […]