In this episode, I’ll show you how to find a 1900 census on Ancestry that was originally found on FamilySearch, using a special search function. All of this as research continues on the Madsen Family Photo. Here I’m focused on Peter Madsen, the witness in the marriage certificate.
In this video I’m trying to identify the people in this ca. 1887 photo handed down to me from my Madsen family from Laramie, WY. This is part one. There are a lot of lessons to learn as I do this research. Episode 4 on GTV2 See also the Photo Detective Maureen Taylor on GTV1 […]
Discover the hidden gems of the US Census from 1790 to 1950 in our latest video, “Unlocking US Census Secrets for Your Family Tree.” This comprehensive guide will unveil the valuable insights and secrets contained within these historical records that can help you trace your family lineage and build a richer family tree. Join us […]
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FamilyTreeDNA and MyHeritage have teamed up together. If you have a FTDNA or MyHeritage account and have DNA at either company, you want to see this episode as big changes are coming to FamilyTreeDNA. These are changes to your family tree at FTDNA that you need to know about. There is not a handout for […]
In this video, we will guide you through giving your Ancestry.com profiles a much-needed makeover. Learn how to clean up your family history and make your profiles more organized and accurate. Join us in August 2024 as we provide step-by-step instructions on tidying up your Ancestry.com account for a more polished and professional look. Don’t […]
Learn how to calculate birth dates using information found on tombstones and census records in this informative video. By analyzing dates and clues left behind in historical documents, you can uncover valuable insights into your ancestors’ lives. Watch this tutorial to discover the fascinating process of deducing birth dates from these sources. Don’t miss out […]
Discover the latest updates and features from Ancestry in June 2024! Stay up to date with the newest tools and enhancements to help you uncover more about your family history. Watch this video to learn all about Ancestry’s latest update and how it can enhance your genealogy research experience. Subscribe now for more genealogy tips […]
Have you ever looked at a family history fact or record and wondered where on earth you got that information? Well, you won’t need to worry about that anymore, if you cite your sources and it is now EASIER THAN EVER. Learn how to cite your sources like a pro. Oh, and Miles-the-wonder-cat makes a […]
In this video, we discuss the common mistakes people make when using Ancestry.com and provide valuable tips on how to avoid them. Whether you are just starting to build your family tree or have been researching for a while, this guide will help you navigate the platform more effectively and make the most out of […]
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