NEW – Learn more about the new hint features released in July 2019 on Ancestry.com and some tricks I’ve discovered to work through your family history records and evidence. This will also help you with your cluster genealogy strategies.
Learn how to merge duplicate people in your family tree on Ancestry.com and learn how to avoid duplicating people in the first place. Ancestry.com is not a sponsor of this video. Click the image to go to the video.
Get the latest updates about the new features on Ancestry.com along with a discussion about Reasonably Exhaustive Research and what that means for you. During this program we also talked about Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy, answered some questions about DNA resolving missing parentage/adoption issues, how to use The Genetic Genealogist Shared cM Project chart, […]
Learn about French-Canadian Genealogy and how to research it from professional genealogist Margaret R. Fortier, CG® in this new “footnotes” episode Genealogy TVs YouTube channel. Margaret shares a ton of resources, history of the area, migration patterns, records, record locations, French-Canadian name changes, and cultural influences. Specifically Margaret talks about Drouin Collection as she notes […]
NEW VIDEO EPISODE ON GENEALOGY TV – Learn all about MyHeritage.com with a website tour from Daniel Horowitz (Genealogy Expert at MyHeritage). He gives us a tour of their website, services, and the many resources,. He talks about all of the family history records, along with the many languages available on the site. Also… MyHeritage […]
In this video learn how to map out the facts from all of your genealogical evidence in an easy to read way so that you can prove or disprove your family history hypothesis. This helps resolve your family history questions and resolve conflicting evidence. This is a clip from a recent Insiders Group Coaching Session. […]
Ancestry.com has new tools coming out, some starting July 1st, 2019. I’ve got the inside scoop. If you’re an Ancestry.com user, you’re going to want to see this as I demonstrate those tools. Effective July 1st, 2019 Ancestry.com has new tools coming out. I’ve got the inside scoop. See the video for demonstrations. If you’re […]
In this “footnotes” episode I went straight to the source and interviewed Crista Cowan of Ancestry fame, to help get answers about Ancestry’s new ThruLines™. These are the questions that viewers asked from previous episodes here on Genealogy TV as well as some of the other new DNA tools. *** SHOW NOTES *** Previous […]
This is an excerpt from the U.S. Census Bureau… ” According to the “72-Year Rule,” the National Archives releases census records to the general public 72 years after Census Day. As a result, the 1930 census records were released April 1, 2002, and the 1940 records were released April 2, 2012. The 1950 census records will be released in April 2022. “
https://youtu.be/ljBFbcA-FpQ Research with Purpose and Location First! When you’re researching your family history, are you researching by your ancestors name first? Consider researching by location first. In this episode I explain some of the advantages of researching by place before researching your ancestors name. *** SHOW NOTES *** Resources used in this episode… Find A […]
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