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New Ancestry Communities
An early release of the YouTube video "Ancestry Just Launched a New …
What AI Can Do with the Records You Have – Denyse Allen
Academy Members can now watch the replay of "What AI Can Do …

  • New Ancestry Communities

    An early release of the YouTube video “Ancestry Just Launched a New Community Site—Here’s a Tour” is available now, ad-free on the dashboard. Use this link to watch now. Ancestry Just Launched a New Community Site—Here’s a Tour – Genealogy TV

  • What AI Can Do with the Records You Have – Denyse Allen

    Academy Members can now watch the replay of “What AI Can Do with the Records You Have” presented by Denyse Allen. Download the handout included below the lesson or in the Materials tab. Use the link below to watch the video now. https://genealogytv.org/courses/2026-academy-exclusive-lessons/lessons/what-ai-can-do-with-the-records-you-have-denyse-allen/

  • The Biggest AncestryDNA Origins Update of 2026: What You Need to Check Now

    #Sponsored – AncestryDNA is coming out with NEW ORIGINS UPDATES! See what is new with AncestryDNA updates and how the latest Origins feature changes your ethnicity breakdown. Ancestry recently released exciting and significant updates to their Origins feature, changing how your ancestral regions are presented. This guide walks you through the latest AncestryDNA updates, showing…

  • 13 Hidden Details in US Census Records 1790-1950

    You’re scrolling past the best clues in the U.S. Federal Census. From 1790 to 1950, these 13 often-missed columns and schedules can help you break through brick walls — further, faster, and factually. In this step-by-step guide, Connie Knox walks through exactly what to look for in each census year on Ancestry and FamilySearch, and…

  • Q&A Session Replay Available with Chapter Markers

    Academy Members can use this link below to watch replay of the Q&A Session from September 16, 2026. The chat is also available below the lesson on the Dashboard. Q&A Session September 16, 2026 – Genealogy TV

  • Enumerated Twice in the 1860 Census — Here’s How I Proved It

    Found the same family twice in one census? Here’s how to prove it’s a double enumeration. In this real case study, I walk through two John A. Shoemaker families listed in Pettus Township, Adair County, Missouri in the 1860 census — same names, similar ages, same birthplaces — enumerated on the same day, July 18,…