Genealogy for Beginners (a.k.a. Genealogy 101)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- In this beginner-friendly LIVE-on-TH-cam presentation, learn how to easily trace your family tree using genealogy techniques. Discover step-by-step guidance on how to research your ancestors, organize your findings, and create a comprehensive family tree. Uncover valuable tips and resources to help you on your genealogy journey. Start your genealogy adventure today!
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TIMING:
0:10 Welcome & introduction
4:30 Agenda for today & feedback comments
7:12 Using emojis and syncing issue feedback
8:58 Handout information & purchasing
10:40 One ancestor at a time
12:12 Online resources vs. software
15:38 Overview of online platforms
21:20 What sites does Connie recommend?
22:45 Should I take a DNA test?
24:12 Use one primary location for your tree
27:21 Begin with a question
29:12 Work towards the answer
31:12 Using the FamilySearch Research Wiki
34:28 Where to find more records?
37:45 Connie’s background
40:00 How can I help you?
42:28 Creating the GTV Academy
47:33 Lessons breakdown & content
49:24 Upcoming lesson subjects
50:42 How to sign up for the Academy?
57:09 How to apply the promo code?
58:32 What I wish I knew when starting my research
01:03:21 Key types of records
01:04:54 Quick tips
01:05:52 Unboxing of TH-cam Silver Button
01:07:53 Live questions
I’m a professional genealogist who loves to teach with video. It's all about genealogy, family history, and DNA to research. Goal: Create the best free genealogy videos on TH-cam, teach genealogy research skills to build your family tree and research records. The best genealogy tutorial videos on “Genealogy TV” are about how to keep research notes, stay organized, genetic genealogy, find missing ancestors, find family history records, organizing DNA matches, and more. Learn genealogy for free on GTV. Learn Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, MyHeritage.com, FindMyPast.com, FamilyTreeDNA, AncestryDNA, 23andMe, WikiTree, National and State Archives, genealogical & historical societies, Chronicling America, Newspapers.com, Newspaper Archives.com, Fold3, Archive.org, Internet Archive, Wayback Machine, Digital Public Libraries, Google, Facebook genealogy groups, and the very best genealogy websites and resources.
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I had a huge breakthrough recently from a FAN club fact. In this case it was a church book note listing godparents. A godparent turned out to be a cousin, leading to finding a missing maiden name, leading to ten new records and eight new ancestors.
Awesome. It's so exciting when this happens
Wow. How wonderful. We never know WHERE the crack in a brick wall will come from. For me it was DNA that started the ball rolling and told me what direction to look in. And I always get excited for people who have big break through because I know how it feels.
That's terrific!
Oh fantastic.
Love your channel, learned lots even though I've been on Ancestry since 2002. I'm from Ontario, Canjada
Thanks for watching!
Congrats on your 100K. Well deserved.
Thank you!
I inherited boxes of family history when my father died and I am just learning all about this.
I’ve been doing genealogy since about 1965. Self taught to pretty much hit and miss.
So helpful, I appreciate this video along with all the others! ♥
Wow. This is a video I would recommend to anyone starting!
Since 1966 finding my husband. Sister he met when he was 64yrs. Old.
My children really want to learn about their heritage
Just found you and your channel yesterday and congratulations on hitting your 100k and getting your sliver button! Thank you for this video, it’s very timely as I’m going thought boxes and boxes and boxes of everything, my office looks like a tornado has hit it. I’m just going step by step and seeing what I have, trying to put everything and everyone in order and together and in the right families 😮😮. Once I have this all done I’m thinking how fun it will be to go in and research and see what’s right and what’s not.
How fun. Enjoy the journey!
Watching from Baltimore, Maryland.
From Florida
Just to let you know, findmypast’s exclusive records the 1921 uk census. Which is not available anywhere else online.
Good to know. Thanks.
I’m from California
From QLD, Australia
Replay, hello from Florida.
Thx for supporting the channel.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
1939 England and Wales Register is also on Ancestry.
Thanks
I have a question about notes and records. Do you also do research notes and collect records on yourself and also the same for your parents for future generations. Love your videos
That’s a personal choice. I started with my parents and moved backwards from there.
@@GenealogyTV Thank you, I was going to enroll in your academy, but I see it is full. I'll keep an eye out for the next one. Have a good day.
Springfield oregon 😊
I am kind of a beginner. I’ve gotten so far, get stuck and don’t know how to proceed. I’m also adopted and I know who my birth mother is, but I’m still trying to discover my birth father is; I have a potential 1st cousin match through Ancestry DNA and his last name is Taylor, so I’m thinking maybe that could be the last name. Sorry for the length.😊
One tool which is very helpful is a Leeds Analysis. It's not that difficult to learn how to do and I am sure there are tutorials out there. This tool will cluster your matches (ideally) in to four groups which relate to your paternal grandfather, paternal grandmother, maternal grandfather and maternal grandmother. It can be a very helpful tool, but you need matches in the 100-400cM range to make it work best. Good luck.
Research that 1st cousin. Also if have any biological brothers have them take a Y-DNA test.
@@carokat1111 thanks so much for your advise, I’ll have to check it out!!
How would you list multiple men to 1 woman with different children, would would the be list as friend, partner, or what?
On ancestry you can list as you wish. I would not list as spouse unless they were married.
My maternal grandparents came up on paternal tree (in a hint)….how do I move them over?
You don’t. It might be that way up the family tree somewhere they were related on both sides of your family.
First time here - watching replay - how do you use DNA. How do you obtain a DNA? Would I need to go to Ancestory for this? I have no living relatives so is this still possible?
You can order a kit and take a test from Ancestry or 23 and Me or one of those companies. Once you return your sample they upload your info. Then the fun begins as you build a tree and track ancestors through the generations. Connie always says start with a question or person to focus your research. Go from there!
I am a professional genealogist from Australia and I always recommend that people test with Ancestry first. Buy a kit, follow the instructions to get a saliva sample, and then when your results are ready you will see people who match you. The other companies out there - 23&Me, MyHeritage, Family Tree DNA etc, have things to offer as well, but Ancestry is the easiest to use and has the largest database. Connie is a fabulous teacher and I always learn from her videos, so go back in her catalogue of videos and you will find lots of useful information.
Agreed
If you are new, start with AncestryDNA.
#Replay Hi from MN
Finding Biological parents, 2001, residing in Georgia
I have not had any issues syncing with FTM and I do have some Emojis in the Suffix field.
Good to know. Thx
From California
What do you do when birth records list a married couple as the parents but the wife (my grandmother) lied? There are DNA matches (from my mother) that prove her mother lied.
It could be she was her legal mother not biological mother.
@GenealogyTV she was her birth mother. My mother has so many dna matches to her mother's siblings children. I found who her birth father was thru DNA Painter... a neighbor. What concerns me is people on Ancestry go by the birth records which is logical but incorrect. Perhaps I should just let it go.