Let’s face it, we don’t live forever. What happens to your Ancestry account after you die? What happens to my family tree? Can I share my account with my family? If an Ancestry member passes away with a public tree is it still public? How can I share my Ancestry account with my family without them paying for an Ancestry subscription? We’re going to tackle all of these questions in this video. This is your Family History Survival Plan.
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