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-6254758299158 For help with your family history or questions call Jane Doe (Ward History consultant) at 801-867-9365. If you would like to receive these FH Nuggets through email, send a request to janedoe@00 For help with your family history or questions call Jane Doe (Ward History consultant) at 801-867-9365. If you would like to receive these FH Nuggets through email, send a request to janedoe@-6337303196590 For help with your family history or questions call Jane Doe (Ward History consultant) at 801-867-9365. If you would like to receive these FH Nuggets through email, send a request to janedoe@00 For help with your family history or questions call Jane Doe (Ward History consultant) at 801-867-9365. If you would like to receive these FH Nuggets through email, send a request to janedoe@9798054198620Family History NuggetsFamily History Nuggets-3746504581525What Is Ancestry?0What Is Ancestry?- is one of the partner sites with FamilySearch. You can get a free account if you are LDS. Google partneraccess and click on Ancestry “join for free” Follow the steps and you will create a username and password which you will use to sign in with each time you go to Ancestry. You can link your FamilySearch tree with Ancestry and download up to 4 generations at a time from Family Search. You can also exchange sources back and forth. It does not exchange pictures yet but there are other ways to do that such as doing a “save as” or using the Snipping tool. You can have your tree in Ancestry and no one can change it unless you allow them to. The program also finds hints for sources also through shaky leaves. It finds other family trees with the name of your ancestor. You can create a GEDCOM and import or export to other genealogical programs. There is a program you can purchase for about $70 called MacKiev that can transport data and pictures from Ancestry to another program. It is handy if you have a lot of pictures. Your account provides access to 19 billion searchable historical records, (they add an average of 2 million records daily, some going back to the 13th century) includes over 300 million photos, documents, and stories, more than 80 million member created family trees, and 2.5 million DNA samples. Their focus is on the USA, but hosts records from over 80 countries worldwide. Under their search tab, you can search for an ancestor and you can filter by record type, location, dates or language .You can get help from the community by collaborating with others, search a message board, or hire the experts. You can put their app on your mobile devices or print out beautiful photo books and posters .Under Ancestry Academy (under “Extras” tab at the top) you will see learning videos anywhere from a few seconds to over an hour. You can sort by all topics, recently added or only the short videos. The playlist tells you what you have already watched. is one of the partner sites with FamilySearch. You can get a free account if you are LDS. Google partneraccess and click on Ancestry “join for free” Follow the steps and you will create a username and password which you will use to sign in with each time you go to Ancestry. You can link your FamilySearch tree with Ancestry and download up to 4 generations at a time from Family Search. You can also exchange sources back and forth. It does not exchange pictures yet but there are other ways to do that such as doing a “save as” or using the Snipping tool. You can have your tree in Ancestry and no one can change it unless you allow them to. The program also finds hints for sources also through shaky leaves. It finds other family trees with the name of your ancestor. You can create a GEDCOM and import or export to other genealogical programs. There is a program you can purchase for about $70 called MacKiev that can transport data and pictures from Ancestry to another program. It is handy if you have a lot of pictures. Your account provides access to 19 billion searchable historical records, (they add an average of 2 million records daily, some going back to the 13th century) includes over 300 million photos, documents, and stories, more than 80 million member created family trees, and 2.5 million DNA samples. Their focus is on the USA, but hosts records from over 80 countries worldwide. Under their search tab, you can search for an ancestor and you can filter by record type, location, dates or language .You can get help from the community by collaborating with others, search a message board, or hire the experts. You can put their app on your mobile devices or print out beautiful photo books and posters .Under Ancestry Academy (under “Extras” tab at the top) you will see learning videos anywhere from a few seconds to over an hour. You can sort by all topics, recently added or only the short videos. The playlist tells you what you have already watched.-556260- is one of the partner sites with FamilySearch. You can get a free account if you are LDS. Google partneraccess and click on Ancestry “join for free” Follow the steps and you will create a username and password which you will use to sign in with each time you go to Ancestry. You can link your FamilySearch tree with Ancestry and download up to 4 generations at a time from Family Search. You can also exchange sources back and forth. It does not exchange pictures yet but there are other ways to do that such as doing a “save as” or using the Snipping tool. You can have your tree in Ancestry and no one can change it unless you allow them to. The program also finds hints for sources also through shaky leaves. It finds other family trees with the name of your ancestor. You can create a GEDCOM and import or export to other genealogical programs. There is a program you can purchase for about $70 called MacKiev that can transport data and pictures from Ancestry to another program. It is handy if you have a lot of pictures. Your account provides access to 19 billion searchable historical records, (they add an average of 2 million records daily, some going back to the 13th century) includes over 300 million photos, documents, and stories, more than 80 million member created family trees, and 2.5 million DNA samples. Their focus is on the USA, but hosts records from over 80 countries worldwide. Under their search tab, you can search for an ancestor and you can filter by record type, location, dates or language .You can get help from the community by collaborating with others, search a message board, or hire the experts. You can put their app on your mobile devices or print out beautiful photo books and posters .Under Ancestry Academy (under “Extras” tab at the top) you will see learning videos anywhere from a few seconds to over an hour. You can sort by all topics, recently added or only the short videos. The playlist tells you what you have already watched. is one of the partner sites with FamilySearch. You can get a free account if you are LDS. Google partneraccess and click on Ancestry “join for free” Follow the steps and you will create a username and password which you will use to sign in with each time you go to Ancestry. You can link your FamilySearch tree with Ancestry and download up to 4 generations at a time from Family Search. You can also exchange sources back and forth. It does not exchange pictures yet but there are other ways to do that such as doing a “save as” or using the Snipping tool. You can have your tree in Ancestry and no one can change it unless you allow them to. The program also finds hints for sources also through shaky leaves. It finds other family trees with the name of your ancestor. You can create a GEDCOM and import or export to other genealogical programs. There is a program you can purchase for about $70 called MacKiev that can transport data and pictures from Ancestry to another program. It is handy if you have a lot of pictures. Your account provides access to 19 billion searchable historical records, (they add an average of 2 million records daily, some going back to the 13th century) includes over 300 million photos, documents, and stories, more than 80 million member created family trees, and 2.5 million DNA samples. Their focus is on the USA, but hosts records from over 80 countries worldwide. Under their search tab, you can search for an ancestor and you can filter by record type, location, dates or language .You can get help from the community by collaborating with others, search a message board, or hire the experts. You can put their app on your mobile devices or print out beautiful photo books and posters .Under Ancestry Academy (under “Extras” tab at the top) you will see learning videos anywhere from a few seconds to over an hour. You can sort by all topics, recently added or only the short videos. The playlist tells you what you have already watched.-143510-442252What is Ancestry?What is Ancestry?1210310-785152Family History NuggetsFamily History Nuggets-21130055371173-14271717771868-15074902792095-2286000468630 ................
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