Ancestry.com LIVE: Ancestry Day in San Francisco 2011
Ancestry.com and the California Genealogical Society are presenting Ancestry Day in San Francisco on Saturday, November 5. While the event has sold out, you can still get a peek at the excitement by watching our LiveStream feed from 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. (PDT) on the day of the event. And stay tuned: we’ll even rebroadcast a handful of Ancestry.com-specific learning sessions the week following the event.
Watch the Ancestry Day Livestream here: http://ancstry.me/oy8vbN
Check here for information on the full schedule of Ancestry Day activities: http://ancstry.me/pbSgUx
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well i been on here about an hr or so and can not seems to find the histroy of my family. am i doing something wrong. could someone please help. thanks
Katrina,
You won’t find a history of your family, what you will find is information on your individual ancestors. You have to put all that info together and make the actual history yourself.
Also remember that there is relatively little info on current living people. Look for elderly relatives who have recently passed away to begin with. That will start you on your trail.
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How do indicate a person who is your grandchilds mother or father but they were not married. They are not actually the spouse but he or she is the childs parent. It is more like a common law relationship. When generating the Family Book it shows the as spouse. This is not a correct reading.
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Fun and informative presentations – a great job.