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DNA testing has played a critical role in reuniting families around the world. Learn how to create mirror trees on AncestryDNA, the largest of the testing services.
There’s no lines to deal with in our virtual conference, just a stellar line-up of presentations. Get a first look at what we'll be learning in the conference, September 21st -...
Planning a genealogy research tip to the local library? Check out these 4 things to know to make your next visit productive.
This week, Photo Detective Maureen A. Taylor is revisiting two recent mysteries and also sharing tips for using Pixlr.com for creating your own photo timelines.
Our editor Andrew got a sneak peek of the useful sessions at this year's Fall Virtual Conference. Here's some of what he learned there.
Ellis Island opened to New York-bound immigrants in 1892. But the free Ellis Island website has added New York ships' passenger lists all the way back to 1820. We'll show you a...
If you've been considering upgrading to Family Tree Premium, now is the time! Check out this in-depth look at all of the perks that come along with the membership.
The author of the new The Family Tree Historical Newspapers Guide, Jim Beidler, shares an example of the type of information you can expect to find in his book.
Are Your Searches Turning Up Effective Results? Ancestry.com has millions of records in over 37,700 record collections, so if you’re not getting the results you want when you...
If you have a genealogy research question that you're having trouble solving on your own, look no further than FamilySearch's Community! Ask other researchers questions on your...
Finding birth families is a goal for adoptees, foundlings and donor-conceived persons alike. These adoption genealogy tools, books and websites will show you how.
Not quite sure how or where to start your genealogical research? Follow these 10 easy Ancestry.com tips to get on course fast. This article includes a short Genealogy How-To...
If you're having trouble deciding what DNA test is right for you, we've got you covered! In this seven-part series, genealogist and DNA expert Shannon Combs-Bennett has given an...
Yes, you still can use your DNA matches even if there's no tree or genealogy information attached. Here are six ways to make no-tree matches work for you.
DNA testing has opened up new doors for researchers hoping to find their birth parents. This chart will help you use the shared cM data in your DNA results to figure out...
Discover the truth behind 6 common genetic genealogy myths and figure out how DNA testing really fits into your family tree search.
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