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Ancestry® helps you understand your genealogy. A family tree takes you back generations—the world's largest collection of online family history records makes it easy to trace your lineage.
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Narrow your search for marriage records by looking at the age and birthplace of the first child. This information can also be found in Census Records. Start your search a year or two prior to the child’s birth and gradually widen your search back (and …
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Search for the right records for the right time of life. If you’re looking for someone’s parents, try narrowing your search to a decade or so after the person’s birth. Don’t include information about that person’s spouse or children, but do include information about their siblings.
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Ancestry.com - Search Tips
Ancestry helps you find your ancestors quickly and easily because it brings up the best possible matches first in your list of search results, as indicated by the number of stars a match receives. The stars show how likely we believe a particular match is to be about your ancestor.
Family Trees - Ancestry
Online trees are a great way to organize your finds and connect with other family historians who share your ancestry and may have information to share. The trees in this collection have been contributed by Ancestry.com members.
Death, Burial, Cemetery & Obituaries - Ancestry
Use the date of death to find obituaries, cemetery records, civil and church records, probates, Social Security, and where applicable body transit records. Don’t limit your obituary search to the area in which your ancestor lived.