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Join the millions of users who have planted their family tree at Ancestry.com—or search for ancestors in the vast forest of trees already there—with this guide.
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These automated storytelling tools at your favorite genealogy websites—Ancestry.com, FamilySearch and MyHeritage—make it easy to share family stories online.
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Searching on genealogy mega-site Ancestry.com can feel overwhelming. Here are tips and other free resources to help you get the most out of your Ancestry searches.
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Ancestry or MyHeritage? FamilySearch or Findmypast? Our expert compares the records, family trees and DNA tests of the "Big Four" genealogy websites.
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Ancestry.com: Tips and Tricks for Beginners Premium
Not sure where to start on Ancestry.com? Follow these research tips and tricks to get on the right track.
Read MoreHow and Why to Download Raw Data from AncestryDNA
Use your DNA for more-intense genealogy research (and take control of your data) by downloading your raw results from AncestryDNA.
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Have you ever wished to put a sticky note on part of your family tree? Now you can, with Ancestry’s new MyTreeTags.
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Check out the AncestryDNA Match experience and ThruLines, which proposes possible family relationships to your matches based on trees and DNA.
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