Ancestry Recenzje 

While Ancestry provides a great deal of information and records, their hints systems is far from accurate. Often suggestions are merely based on the fact that somebody else has included that person in their family tree even if the record is inaccurate. As an example I reviewed a hint regarding my paternal grandmother showing she had an additional child with her first husband. However, I am aware that this did not occur as they were separated at the time of the child's supposed birth. In fact, they were separated years before.

Furthermore, you do not have access to all of the records, as Ancestry hives off whole segments of their records to sell to you separately at exorbitant costs.

On a positive side it has been a good place to start building a family tree and they have continued to develop the site though many of the new features are added at additional cost.

The agent was very patient and understanding.
Thank you

I have been using Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org as my main research tools for many years, not only for my own family but for the families I try to help. I am a volunteer family researcher and currently have just over 170K people, 58K families in one file, and with the help of Ancestry and FamilySearch have been able to provide some families, with royal lines, their history back to the 1300s. Verification is an essential and time-consuming part of my research and through the references provided by Ancestry and FamilySearch I have been able to provide, not only names and dates, but the stories of individuals and families supported by the references, which hopefully helps in further research by the individual. In family research, one thing that I have found is that you cannot take everything posted as accurate. Your family history is important, not only to you, but to those who come after you - wherever possible verify the information through official records often available through Ancestry.

I have been researching my family for years and value the resources of Ancestry.ca as a valuable - indeed, an integral - part of that journey, which is ongoing! I have discovered relatives who have become friends in the process. And Ancestry keeps adding more and more documents, census records, etc. and better and better ways of discovering our family history.

Helping us find relatives and meet people we wouldn’t have otherwise known. Great experience.

Started my family tree about 20years ago and I am still working on it.
Ancestry provides so many different resources to help you learn how to use their site as well as hints to help you find information about your ancestors.
There are also tutorials about best practices and what to be careful about before you add some information to your tree.
I have learned a lot.

Ancestry has created an intuitive and comprehensive user interface. It's easy to navigate and yields a prose version of the life and times of each family member via the LifeStory tab. I love that it's populated with meaningful photos and pictures. I'll be proud to pass on our Ancestry family tree as a treasure trove for future generations.

easy to use on many different platforms

I have found the set up of family trees, the searching for, and attaching of records to be very good.
I have been able to do family trees for myself and several other people.
As well, I've helped several people with their family trees.
I have found the most amazing information, have been able to find people for others and so reunite them, and have found family members - some of them famous - for myself and others that came as complete and wonderful surprises.
To let you know that when one stops paying for a membership - records do remain attached but are blurred out.
However - in order to see all the records attached to trees - offered is a lower priced monthly membership, Preserve My Tree.

It is fairly seamless. Hints are still subject to the "correctness" of other researchers' work. I have been doing this for many years and progress has been, and will continue, to be slow. That being said, it is always worthwhile to check new hints. When one is grasping at straws you can't be too concerned about the color of the straw.

I have always been so proud to be related to so many UEL families on my maternal side. My 5th Great Grandfather Arent Andries Bradt UEL fought with the famous Col John Butler of Butler's Rangers. To my surprise Arent's younger sister Catalyntje Bradt married John Butler!!!!!!! So my 5th Great Aunt was John Butler's wife I was "Over the Moon" happy.

Hints have helped to expand and document my tree. Discovered recently neighbour who lived 3 houses from my parents for 65 years is my 2nd cousin 1X removed.

Out of all of the genealogy sites, I find Ancestry to be the most user-friendly and has the best interface for a website. Though they don't always have the records I'm looking for, I love to use Ancestry as a home base for my family tree. Updates to DNA results have made it significantly easier to sort through matches to help solve mysteries. Using DNA, I was able to solve a family mystery involving a secret adoption. Though it uncovered some sad stories, it confirmed that our surname was, in fact, originally a different name. It's a really fun journey and anyone can do it. I've been using it for about 15 years now.

I was able to confirm family rumours of African American Heritage as well as North American native ancestry. With the help of dna matches, I am starting to see my African American ancestor's origins.

I find the format of building profiles superior to any other service, and new records are being added all the time. Building my tree and making new and surprising discoveries has been very rewarding, and this would have never been possible for me without Ancestry.ca

I submitted DNA samples to Ancestry.ca to hopefully get a connection to Irish family. My ancestors left Ireland in about 1826 and arrived in Quebec. Without ancestry I would not have known this. I was aware of my 1st great grandparents but not my 2nd and 3rd ggps. Quebec baptism records were invaluable to me in my search for family ancestors. The family relatives that I connected with astounds me to this day. I have frequent contact with many of them from Quebec to Ontario to the dakotas and Minnesota to name a few places. One family researcher turned out to be a very well trained genaeologist from Quebec City - again, an invaluable connection.
While I haven’t made a family connection back to Ireland with my DNA, my sample did result in a second cousin finding her birth mother (the mother had passed but the mothers siblings were alive and all involved are great full for the “reunion”). I have a daughter-in-law whose Ontario Mother found an unknown step-sister from England, also via DNA. That case has been well documented by the BBC. The only problem I’ve ever had with ancestry.ca is that too many researchers aren’t careful enough with their “findings” and post incorrect information on their tree. This is then copied by someone else as FACT. On the other had my family had photos dated back to the mid 1800s and I am astounded by how many others have used them. An example is a 1919 family photo with my grandmother, her parents and siblings. I have used the MyHeritage site but prefer Ancestry.ca. I’ve also helped many friends with their trees and uncovered info they were simply unaware of. An example is finding homestead records of a friends family they didn’t know existed. I would sign up to ancestry again but only wish I had done it when my parents were alive.
PS. I’ve been kept awake half the night many times by Ancestry when I’ve found records that clearly were about my ancestors. 8

Its been alot of fun, The site is very helpful and easy to work with. I have been able to build a big tree for future generations

My experience has been mostly good with some exceptions. I am forever wanting to dig further into the past, and Ancestry helps me do that. However, for some reason, I am very often adding a duplicate person when I find new information. It frustrates me so much. How does this happen, and how can I stop it?