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I have enjoyed getting the regular updates. Ancestry has been reliable and trustworthy

Je suis assez déçue par le service après vente d'Ancestry. Après avoir reçu des résultats incohérents, j'ai envoyé un email pour demander des explications et voir si une nouvelle analyse ne pouvait pas être faite. Je n'ai jamais reçu de réponse. De plus, il n"y a pas de numero de télephone européen. Enfin, le site envoie á leur chat IA qui vous fait tourner en rond. Vraiment dommage de payer pour des résultats incohérents.

Do not need to fill out reviews all the time

I'd like to see a family tree but I am only getting bits of information. I know a family tree exists as Alan Carr in England has his. He is a 2nd cousin of mine. How can I get one for my branch of the tree?

It helps with your family tree.

I can alwsy find info

The Amazon website provides access to a wealth of information, but the site itself is poorly designed.
1) it is difficult to know all that is available on the site. The data structure is opaque, and users don't know much of what could be available on the site. This listing of databases should be organized in high level menus in well-defined and user adaptable categories.
2) results are often presented haphazardly with no option to sort. Often when asking for one type of record, example deaths, the resulting list includes everything - births, daths, marriages, etc.

The whole site needs a rewrite.

It is great to find the past family connections. Just starting my family tree.

It's an incredible program!!!! Absolutely love it. The only recommendation I would have, is to provide customer service. It would really help to call a real person when you're lost or have questions. This would make the program so much easier to use. No robots please!!

Helpful information

I have not even unlocked all the features, but the history they unearth from your DNA already blows me away! The DNA test kit was easy to use, and mailing it off was no problem at all.

Well I started with birth certificate sites and marriage certificate sites and some records now are matching up.

I always give a 5 star review for people who provide a good service.

I enjoy the work I do in trying to trace my ancestry back as far as I can !

I bought a DNA kit for a friend who has the same last name as myself and we wanted to see if we were actually related, the kit came with no return postage and I couldn’t activate the process and was told that he would have to start a ancestry account

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I began researching my family history when I was just 9 years old—long before computers, online records, and DNA testing. Back then, research was done by hand and by foot, photographs were precious, and family stories could easily be lost.

Ancestry and AncestryDNA completely changed what is possible.

What started as curiosity became a lifelong passion. Today, my family tree contains over 69,000 people, but genealogy has never been about numbers for me. It is about the people behind the names, the stories, the connections, and preserving family history before it disappears.

One of the greatest lessons I have learned is that one additional family member testing can break a decades-old brick wall or reveal unexpected connections. I always encourage people to test the oldest generation while there is still time and to have a trusted DNA manager in place. Time is the only true enemy in family history research.

I appreciate how Ancestry combines DNA, historical records, family trees, and continually improving tools to help researchers investigate questions and build evidence-based family histories. I also value that beginners can start with free family trees, making genealogy accessible to anyone with curiosity and a desire to learn.

Ancestry has deepened my understanding of geography, history, migration, and even science. And the surprises truly never stop.

I don't think of myself as "25% of anything." Every DNA region—large or small—represents real ancestors, real places, and real stories. Even a 1% result can preserve a connection that might otherwise have been lost to history.

The greatest joy has been sharing, helping, and teaching others. There is something incredibly rewarding about helping someone make a new discovery and understand where they come from.

For me, genealogy is not simply about names and dates—it is about preserving memories, discovering connections, and passing those stories to the next generation.

And one final thought: in a short time, it will be a long time ago. Preserve the photographs. Ask the questions. Save the stories. Test the oldest generation while you can.

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Wendy

I discovered and connected to 3 first cousins from different siblings of my mother which I did not know I had, we have met and messaged each other, have also shared family photographs. I also found a 2nd cousin from my father's side of the family, along with a 3rd cousin. This would not have happened without Ancestry DNA. Sadly, I was unable to connect with anyone on my husband's side. I have now taken a break from searching, I feel I have exhausted all the information that Ancestry has to offer at this time.

I have been doing genealogy for over 50 years off and on. When I started out I had to physically go to libraries, graveyards & any place I could get information. Initially I was interested in my grannies family & then I started on other lines. Now I have 4 lines I am researching. My father's mother & father - my mother's mother & father. Four years ago I decided that if I didn't do something with my research, when I die it would all go in the garbage. So I have written & published a book on the Bernsteins, the Chiswell's & now I am working on the Maves. I find Ancestry easy to use to keep everything straight. Some research software you can't see the ariel view you can in Ancestry. Now I do all my research at home. I have everything I need at my finger tips; Find a Grave, military & now even German documents. You still need to be careful though! I have cleaned up my duplicates with PRO tools & run the German documents through ChatGPT to translate. I have found some of the German documents do not match the person when translated. Be careful! Crawl through the hints, don't just accept them because they are there. Also listen to the educational classes. They are like gold and you won't make so many mistakes going forward. Overall Ancesty is a superb software for family research.