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Don't search for something that just isn't there. Spend 5 minutes with Anne Gillespie Mitchell aka Ancestry Anne and learn how you can determine when vital records were recorded in your ancestors' states and counties.

Don't search for something that just isn't there. Spend 5 minutes with Anne Gillespie Mitchell aka Ancestry Anne and learn how you can determine when vital records were recorded in your ancestors' states and counties.

We all make mistakes - especially when we are brand new to family history. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some best practices for identifying and correcting common mistakes in your family tree. She'll also share a few bonus tips for correcting mistakes in the trees of others.

We all make mistakes - especially when we are brand new to family history. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some best practices for identifying and correcting common mistakes in your family tree. She'll also share a few bonus tips for correcting mistakes in the trees of others.

We get so used to searching for people in our family tree by name, that it might not even occur to us to search for them without a name. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some specific examples of instances when people are not recorded by name. She'll sha re search tips and tricks so you can find those records. Then, she will show you how those records are still of great genealogical value.

We get so used to searching for people in our family tree by name, that it might not even occur to us to search for them without a name. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some specific examples of instances when people are not recorded by name. She'll sha re search tips and tricks so you can find those records. Then, she will show you how those records are still of great genealogical value.

You took the AncestryDNA test. You got back a list of cousin matches. But, you're not quite sure how you are related to them or what to do with that information. Join Crista Cowan and AncestryDNA Program Manager, Anna Swayne, for a discussion about bes t practices for contacting your DNA cousin matches. They'll also share some of their tips for collaboration so you can work together to discover who your common ancestors might be.

You took the AncestryDNA test. You got back a list of cousin matches. But, you're not quite sure how you are related to them or what to do with that information. Join Crista Cowan and AncestryDNA Program Manager, Anna Swayne, for a discussion about bes t practices for contacting your DNA cousin matches. They'll also share some of their tips for collaboration so you can work together to discover who your common ancestors might be.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner. What better time to pause and preserve the love stories in your family tree? Join Crista Cowan as she shares how to discover, preserve, and share the love stories that brought you into existence.

Valentine's Day is just around the corner. What better time to pause and preserve the love stories in your family tree? Join Crista Cowan as she shares how to discover, preserve, and share the love stories that brought you into existence.

The 1870 U.S. Federal Census was the first time freed African Americans were enumerated with their complete names, ages and birthplaces. They were grouped together in households and had occupations listed. Prior to that enslaved blacks were only listed by age and gender. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some tried and true tips and tricks for identifying your enslaved African American ancestors in slave schedules, wills, estate inventories, and plantation records.

RootsTech is a genealogy conference that combines the best of technology and genealogy into a four day event. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some of her favorite moments from the conference. She'll also share with you how you can access some of the bes t classes from the event in RootsTech video archives.

RootsTech is a genealogy conference that combines the best of technology and genealogy into a four day event. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some of her favorite moments from the conference. She'll also share with you how you can access some of the bes t classes from the event in RootsTech video archives.

The 1870 U.S. Federal Census was the first time freed African Americans were enumerated with their complete names, ages and birthplaces. They were grouped together in households and had occupations listed. Prior to that enslaved blacks were only listed by age and gender. Join Crista Cowan as she shares some tried and true tips and tricks for identifying your enslaved African American ancestors in slave schedules, wills, estate inventories, and plantation records.

Join Crista Cowan for a quick look at the new features and tools available to help make your family history easier and fun She'll also review the databases full of new content released in the past month and show you how to best search them to find the st ories of your ancestors' lives.