Using Ancestry.com

Did you know you can link DNA matches to your family tree on Ancestry? In this post, learn how and why you should take advantage of this new feature. ==

Do you want to know how to transfer your family tree from Ancestry to GEDCOM format? Here, you’ll learn exactly how to do it, and why everyone should.

Have you ever saved a record on Ancestry for later? Here, learn how to find your Shoebox on Ancestry, as well as how to save and delete records.

Do you want to know if you can export a family tree from Ancestry? Want a step-by-step guide for how to do it? Learn how to download your Ancestry tree!

What does “DNA Verified” mean on someone’s tree? Why do people use this? Where to get this graphic? I answer all this, and more.

Are you wondering what you can see on Ancestry DNA without paying a monthly subscription?

I always recommend to my readers that they do a DNA test with Ancestry and build their tree there, too.  There is no better place to combine access to documents and records, public family trees, and more than six million (as of February 2018) DNA test takers.  One of the coolest features of Ancestry DNA …

Do you want to know how to download your DNA file from Ancestry? It’s easy to do, and in this post, you’ll find the steps for how to do it.

If you share your tree with someone, will they be able to see everything that you have added to your tree, even if they don’t have a subscription? Find out!

Shared Ancestor Hints on Ancestry DNA are a great way to find out how you are related to your DNA matches, and can even help you continue to build your family tree.  In this article, I will help you understand what these hints mean and how you can use them to help you in your …