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What program do you use to keep and work on your tree, on your computer? What is the cost? I have a MAC.

This is absolutely ASTOUNDING! Can’t wait to get started.

Thanks for sharing this. . what a sad state of affairs when genealogy platforms are no longer run by genealogists. . time to get my data off Ancestry in case their owner no longer finds them profitable.

Is there online software to make it

Cool vid.

BRO thats West and North LOL

That would be why this type markers are m a inly in the eastern part of tje country.

my dumbass would be wondering why west and north were opposite each other 😂

They have the same type of markers in Europe. That is probably from the 1700s

It’s a property marker I believe. The letters are the first letter of their last name.

beautiful handwriting!

FamilySearch has so many wonderful features. A transcription for old records is gold. Thanks

Cool! Im making a giraffe puppet like bigbird

That is a shelf clock not a wall clock. When you put that on the wall it will mess it up

I can go back on my tree to my fifth grandmother. The only thit gets confusing because there were a lot of kids from these grandparents. And the weird part is, I've got all the information. I just need to sort it out.Would you suggest I use the family unit pages and maybe number them by group or separate them with? In index cards or something at the heading

I have. Information that dates back 2 the 1800s the presenthat would B. 7 generations. It's gonna get confusing. How do I stop it from being confusing? I've got all the information. It may not be an order at the moment. Because I'm writing it down and it's just by date, I guess. What are your recommendations?This is rather wild and I need to get some blanks free ones hopefully. To figure this out, can I use several copies of the 5 generation? And put part one in part two

Just started watching your stuff yesterday and I can't thank you enough for how helpful it was to find out about this feature! Thanks and keep up the good work!

Pull it

Our newly forged reliance on everything internet frightens me. We just had two events here where people couldnt reach 911 from their cellphones. A failsafe system is needed. Old tech still has value.

23 and deserve lawsuit and I plan to, I am sickened by what’s going on

Thank you for sharing this valuable information.

What a good idea to keep a pedigree chart with them. In the UK I have most of my birth and death certs are digital images I've downloaded from the government site . ( They cost considerably less than paper copies so a worthwhile saving . I can see that a chart for each side of the family in the birth and death folders will be helpful Thank you for the idea.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I followed along and found the deeds I’ve been unsuccessfully combing unindexed records for 😁

The new Full Text Search has given me so much new information about my ancestors. I can't wait until they add more databases!

Gamewell was the company. Theyre still in use around the northeast. These run on telegraph lines that call out the box number back to central location in the telegraph loop, usually a 100mA loop. Many locations (including the nyc subway) still use the telegraph system because its still reliable.

To get Search Results filtered down to the County level. Click "place" then "united states" then "state" then "county".

Yes, I've gone back to only on my computer. I'm in the middle of taking everything down.

I have a Victorian house built in 1893 in Salt Lake City. It has 4 chimneys. Each major room was heated by a fireplace.

I so agree! I have never uploaded all my data to an online service. I will gladly share paper records. Makes me wonder if the DNA info is safe?😢😮

Great idea, thanks.

If your dna doesn't start off in africa then the company is giving you false information

1The percentage depends on subjective and arbitrary definitions and questionable assumptions. In a reasonably mixing population, you are pretty much related to everyone else to a maximum degree from 600 years ago, and the only real differences come from a handful in quantity selected traits and genes for say skin color (out of 26000 possible) which are important to survive solar exposure differences. Its a drop in the bucket between Irish and English, and probably even Gentile and Jew, or Norwegian and Egyptian after several centuries. Its even more extreme for a small set of extremely important genes. For example, the gene for complex language rapidly spread thtoughout the entire human population in a few thousand years from Asia to N Europe. You are pretty much related to everyone in some way.

Maybe the throwouts someone else may like them?

It’s terrible coming out of Ancestry.

Seems to be based off of 1960s western movies. It looks very stereotypical. Hopefully AI doesn’t train with old film media but takes old sources about fashion, architecture, and history into account.

Plot twist: this guy is AI generated, this voice isn’t from a real person😂

excellent observations...thx for sharing

Technology is so exciting but we are living in truly perilous times.. I'm not sure we're responsible enough to deal with what's coming, with what (even non refined) AI generated media is really going to mean The most important thing for everyone to remember will end up being the first thing they forget; That no matter _how_ realistic, convincing or believable this stuff gets *- it is fake*

There's a disappearing rider by the creek, right below the horses you point out.

You miss the animal on the left side that just disappears near the beginning of the video.

That's pretty fantastic. I can imagine a kid having a lot of fun generating this sort of video.

On one of my family history Facebook pages a girl posted a AI generated a smuggler scene at the bottom of a cliff it generated a lot of conversation,who owns the image or watermarked AI so that in the future who might think it was real.

How can you have that many horses going back and forth and no horse crap?

Some folks like to keep their genealogy private and your forms allow that. Ancestry takes possession of ALL the information you gather on your families and then charge you for your own information. I found that out when Ancestry took possession of data I and my sister obtained and shared on sites like Rootsweb, etc. So, I no longer utilize Ancestry for much any longer. I can create my charts, etc., with what you provided and keep it private.

Thanks for the tips. I have been busy organizing mine and my parents pictures as well as my grandparent's pictures. My grandparents saved all of their parents pictures and my great grandparents saved the majority of their parents pictures as well. I have found pictures from the 1850's to current times. I have the majority sorted by family, but still have a lot of duplicates and bad pictures to get rid of. I had thought about either doing binders on the different branches but also thought about Scrapbook albums too. Not really sure. If I do Scrapbook albums I will be sure to use photo corners for the older photos.

You can read the full article here: easygenie.org/blogs/news/ancestrydna-plus-adds-new-fees-for-formerly-free-features

Here is the scanner I use, which so far works really well and is very fast: amzn.to/3TXUikL

Here is the organizational approach that I use for old photos (ABC'S): easygenie.org/blogs/news/interview-preserving-photos-and-other-heirlooms-with-michele-doyle

The white armband on the left arm of one of the boys may mean the photo was taken at the time someone close to them died.

Thanks! I'm in my 80's and have a LOT of photos and need to do something like this!