How to Conquer Genealogy Brick Walls in Your Family Tree!

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In this video, we will share essential genealogy tips and tricks to help you conquer those stubborn brick walls in your family tree research. Learn how to overcome challenges, break through genealogical barriers, and discover new ways to trace your ancestors. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced researcher, these strategies will guide you towards […]

Top Free Website for Family History and Genealogy Research

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This video has some of the best free websites most have not discovered. These are genealogical gems for finding the history of the places your ancestors lived as well as records you may not have discovered on websites like Ancestry, MyHeritage, or FamilySearch.? Get the FREE HANDOUT for this episode here. https://mailchi.mp/genealogytv.org/free-genealogy-websites-in-2024

 No Records Found: Negative Evidence

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What do you do when you don’t find the record you expect to find? You have looked high and low and can’t find the records. Do you note the fact that you could not find the record in your research notes? Is this negative evidence or negative findings?

New Genealogy Website called “Storied”: CEO Kendall Hulet

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Learn about the new genealogy company and family history building platform called Storied from the CEO and founder Kendall Hulet. Storied acquired NewspaperArchives.com which are just some of the records that Storied has to offer. If you want to export your family history into a book, Storied has a great offer you don’t want to […]

Exporting Branches of the Family Tree Using Family Tree Maker

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Learn how to export branches of the family tree using Family Tree Maker. Often I get questions about how to export just part of the family tree to send to others or to make a new tree in Ancestry. Well, you can’t do this in Ancestry. However, you can use Family Tree Maker. I’ll show […]

Secret Gems on Ancestry.com

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Over the years Ancestry has made some significant updates. Along the way some of our favorite tools have been buried as well as some new tools may be harder to find. Here are seven secret hidden gems you may want to know about for your family history research.