The Little-Known Trick For Filtering Your Ancestry Hints by Record Collection
Learn a very powerful technique for filtering Ancestry hints by record collection to help you uncover buried records you might otherwise overlook.
Ancestry Family Plan? How to Share Your All Access Membership Benefits With Others
Did you know that the Ancestry All Access Membership in the U.S. allows subscribers to share their benefits with others? And that it can be done without having to share an account? Ancestry’s top membership allows the owner to access every record on Ancestry.com – as well as the vast holdings of Fold3 (military records) …
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Are Ancestry Pro Tools Worth the Price? Full Review
Ancestry has released a new add-on to their popular family tree. Pro Tools provides additional features for $10 a month. But is it worth it?
7 Expert Ancestry Hacks You Need to Try Today
No matter how many years you’ve spent building your family tree on Ancestry, there’s always something new to learn. Whether it’s a brand new feature that’s just been introduced or a hidden gem you’ve never noticed, there are plenty of ways to improve your searches. Here are 7 tactics the experts use to get the most out of Ancestry.com.
Are Ancestry’s Hints Helping or Hurting Your Research? The Dos and Don’ts You Need to Know
The Hints feature has long been a cornerstone of Ancestry’s website and subscription service. If you’ve used their family tree for any length of time you are probably quite familiar with them. But, as powerful as this feature can be, it can also mislead the unwary researcher – causing confusion, incorrect assumptions and inaccurate trees.The Hints feature has long been a cornerstone of Ancestry’s website and subscription service. If you’ve used their family tree for any length of time you are probably quite familiar with them. But, as powerful as this feature can be, it can also mislead the unwary researcher – causing confusion, incorrect assumptions and inaccurate trees.
The 10-Minute Solution for Downloading Your Ancestry Tree and Records
Many of us keep our trees on Ancestry, even if we don’t always subscribe to their somewhat pricey record subscription service. Because Ancestry’s online family tree is easy and free, it’s a great alternative to paid programs. But backing up that tree, along with its attached records and other media, can be a major challenge – despite how important it is to do so.
How to Enable Ancestry’s Hidden, Experimental Tagging Feature in Your Tree
MyTreeTags™ is just that, a set of tags, or labels, which you can assign to the profile of any or every individual in your Ancestry tree. These tags will be super helpful not only to you as the tree owner, but also to anyone viewing your tree online.
Are You Missing Records on Ancestry.com? Easy Ways to Improve Your Searches Now
The main Ancestry search page is the fastest way to look for your ancestors in Ancestry’s billions of searchable records. And, while its not always the best way to search, it can be a very effective tool when used correctly. Here’s how to make the most of it.
Ancestry’s “Location Traps” Are Causing Researchers to Miss Important Records
While just about all of us have used Ancestry.com at some point, very few have really uncovered everything they can from Ancestry’s massive databases. With so many records and resources it is incredibly easy for vital records to get buried. You might be surprised by how many brick walls are broken down and “missing” records located by utilizing a new set of advanced tips and search tricks.
Ancestry vs MyHeritage vs Findmypast: What’s the Difference and Which One is Best?
Ancestry, MyHeritage and Findmypast are the leaders in providing subscription-based genealogy records but a lot of people are confused about the differences between them. Which of these genealogy sites is the best? Which one has more records? Do they all offer family trees? Should you try all three or stick with one? What is the cost?