So, you have taken the AncestryDNA® test and have a tree on Ancestry. What else can you do to help figure out how you are related to your DNA cousins? Just like with your tree, you can invite people and give them the right access level to help you figure out your DNA relationships. I […]
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Several weeks ago, while I was volunteering at my local Family History Center, another consultant asked me if I had checked out the website called Relative Finder. At Relative Finder, you login with your FamilySearch ID and password, and it will compare your tree to known famous people’s genealogy. However, several months ago, I made
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What do know about Ancestry media posting and privacy when you decide to take down, for example, a photo from your public tree? This is something I really didn’t know anything about until recently. This is what happened. I decided to make a photo private with my Family Tree Maker software. Yes, the photo no
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One tool I easily use everyday in my ancestry research is the computer screenshot application called Snip & Sketch, formerly called Snipping Tool. All computers have screenshot tools that come on your computer and if you don’t have one you can easily download a screenshot application in your computer apps. My goal is to show
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Most people have their DNA done to see what they are “made of”, which is fun to do, and it can end there, but for me I wanted not to just know where I came from, but I wanted to know my ancestors. I didn’t know this is what I wanted when I first did
