MyStories works by sending a selected individual an inspiring weekly email with a question to answer about their life. The individual, whether that is yourself or someone else, simply responds to the email with a story and images that they would like to include. When the interviewee completes the questions and gives the go ahead, a hardcover memoir containing their responses and attached photos is printed for them.
Learn a very powerful technique for filtering Ancestry hints by record collection to help you uncover buried records you might otherwise overlook.
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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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Staying organized and keeping track of individual research projects is a challenge for many family historians. Goldie May provides unique tools that can help.
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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?
Offering everything from genetic ancestry reports to wellness profiles, DNA upload options seem to be everywhere these days. But are they worth your time and money? If you’re hoping to learn more about your genetic heritage, the answer is likely yes. Whether you tested though Ancestry, MyHeritage, 23andMe or Family Tree DNA, it’s important to …
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Wondering how to look up military records for an ancestor that served in a U.S. conflict? These important records can contain unique insights into your family’s life, and even fill in the gaps when you are missing information in your tree. This quick guide will help you make sense of locating these one-of-a-kind collections online.