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The following is from my friend, Daniel Horowitz, at MyHeritage: Adding color to your family tree is a great way to visualize your tree while making it even easier to navigate and understand family relationships. We previously implemented color coding Continue reading MyHeritage Introduces Color Coding for Family Trees
Some fantastic free webinars from Legacy Family Tree Webinars in are coming in February. Check out the details below. February 2023’s live webinars: Using Mitochondrial DNA Testing for Genealogical Problem Solving by Michael D. Lacopo, DVM Gradual Emancipation and Enslavement Continue reading Legacy Family Tree February 2023 Webinars
I’ve had a MyHeritage membership since 2011 when they acquired WorldVitalRecords.com from Paul Allen. Goodness – that’s over a decade. When I heard of the acquisition, I immediately saw the value in a membership, as even back then they had Continue reading MyHeritage Subscriptions for 50% off – Offer Ends Tuesday May 31
The following is from MyHeritage: On the eve of the 1950 U.S Census release, I’m excited to tell you that not only will the census records be available to explore on MyHeritage very soon and for free, they also just Continue reading Search for your family in the 1950 Census, using The Census Helper – from MyHeritage
The following news release is from Ancestry.com and BusinessWire.com: 1950 U.S. Census Will Empower Discoveries of More Recent Family Members, and the First Appearance of the “Baby Boomers” March 30, 2022 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time – LEHI, Utah–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Continue reading New survey says more than 1/2 of Americans can’t name all 4 grandparents
Oh, my… I’m having more fun today than I have in years. MyHeritage, who pioneered so many photo innovations in the last couple years, has just released a new feature that allows your ancestor to talk (with a picture – Continue reading MyHeritage Releases LiveStory – Let Your Ancestor Tell Their Own Story Using AI Tech
I got the following notice from FindMyPast today. This is important and all users of FindMyPast Tree Search should check it out and get the settings in place that you would like. Changes to your sharing permissions – act before Continue reading Important Changes Coming to FindMyPast Tree Search
I absolutely love the Ancestry.com mobile app. I use it with my Samsung phone every day – and it’s about to get used even more. With the addition of Photomyne technology, I can now scan and enhance photos right into Continue reading Ancestry adds PhotoMyne AI Photo Scanning and Enhancement Tech to it’s App
Tracing Your Ancestors – Female Ancestor Research; by Gena Philibert-Ortega; 2022; 68 pp; High Gloss Soft Cover; Saddle Stapled; ISBN: 978-1-926510-16-3; Item # MM036 Family Roots Publishing is offering this guide for 15% off for a limited period. Regularly $9.95 Continue reading NEW – Tracing Your Ancestors: Female Ancestor Research, by Gena Philibert-Ortega – 15% Off for a Limited Time
I just renewed my Ancestry.com subscription. Yes – it was expensive, but I wouldn’t want to be without it. I have several subscriptions that I refer to on a daily basis. Three of those are my Ancestry, MyHeritage, and GenealogyBank Continue reading Purchase an Ancestry.com Membership at 50% Off – Ends This Monday!
The David Rumsey Digitized Map collection is my go-to place to find digitized copies of old maps. It’s an amazing collection, always of help to genealogists. An excellent article was written by Andres Picon for the San Francisco Chronicle, and Continue reading The Digitized David Rumsey Map Collection – What Now? An Update
As a regular user of MyHeritage, I am once again working with them to allow my readers to enjoy the same great benefits that I get on a daily basis. I am excited to be able to offer my readers Continue reading MyHeritage Complete – 50% Off Through Sunday, January 9
The following is from FamilySearch: SALT LAKE CITY, UT–Discover more family connections this week on FamilySearch in 1.8M new records added to collections for England (Buckinghamshire 1217–1994 and Middlesex 1539–1988), additional Catholic Church records for El Salvador 1655–1977, Mexico (Guanajuato 1519–1984, Hidalgo 1546–1971, México,1567–1970, and Tlaxcala 1576–1994). Puerto Rico Slave Registers 1863–1879 and United States GenealogyBank Obituaries 1980-2014, were expanded significantly. Search Continue reading New Database Info at FamilySearch the Week of Oct 25, 2021
My Heritage just announced that they have published a huge treasure trove of 463 million historical records from France in 5 collections, which provide the most comprehensive coverage available for birth, marriage, and death records from France in the 18th, Continue reading New French Historical Records at MyHeritage
The following excerpt is from the uppermichigansource.com website. October 5, 2021: MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) – Northern Michigan University is giving community residents a chance to tell their story. The NMU Archives is looking for more donations to add to its Continue reading Family Documents Requested for the Northern Michigan University’s UPLINK Database