Ancestry Recenzje 

Doing my DNA brought incredible twists and turns that were very unexpected. Things i thought were true, turned into a different story. But it all made sense over time. I met family members i never knew about, and who never knew about me. I have no regrets doing my DNA. So glad i did it!

I have never been led astray with the information I am receiving from Ancestry. Errors that appear on my family tree are the result of me misreading hints when accessing other family trees.

THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE ALIVE.

Ancestry double billed my account. When I was trying to work with someone to get my money from one refunded, I had some idiot on the chat over and over and over and over incapable of reading. I sent over the receipts, order numbers, transaction numbers and all the information needed to see the transaction. They continued to copy and paste responses, continued to negate any responsibility even though I kept giving all the information needed. They are crooks and frauds and I am looking for another platform to continue my search.

I love Ancestry. I have Heritage, 23 and me and Family Tree DNA, and Ancestry has the most Family Trees. I love that the matches are seperated Maternal and Paternal. I love the ability to tag and to make notes on each match. So many other features that have helped me create a tree of 5,000 family members. The reports are wonderful. Like writing a book!! I would highly recomment Ancestry!!

It was interesting to see other distant cousins that are researching the same names and adding more people to my tree.

My story is quite amazing. I had absolutely no information to go with to find my birth family. I finally found my have sisters and half brothers. My journey has been extremely interesting. And I am sure that if you were interested in documenting how extraordinary my journey has been, you would be completely in awe.
Ancestry is the source of my findings. It has been an extraordinary journey to find my family. One that required a lot of patience in many years before I was able to unravel the big mystery.
I am extremely grateful to ancestry, because right now I would probably think that I was going to die without knowing my lineage.
Thank you
Patricia López de Vloothuis k

I connected with a DNA match that lives in the village where my mother was born in England. My mother came to Canada with her parents in 1927. I am going to England in September 2026 to meet up with this relative of my maternal grandfather. As well, this woman connected me with a Fitch family member who she went to school with. My maternal grandmother was a Fitch. This woman is descended from my grandmother’s uncle. Two relatives for me to visit now! All because of Ancestry connections. How lucky can I get. Looking forward to meeting my English relatives!!

Ancestry is very helpful when you are searching for unknown relatives. It would be awesome if everyone tested their DNA.

With world access to records and hiring genetics professionals our family now knows our ancestry which remains a work in progress. DNA technology is always improving adding further possibilities to dig deeper.

well, it took forever to get my results. the first test was lost in transit and never arrived, i wasn't even able to track it. i had to wait 8 weeks before i could ask for another one. after that one was sent back it seemed to take forever to get a notification that my DNA results were inconclusive so Ancestry had to send me another test... 3rd times a charm right. so i stuck a note in the box, anonymously of course, and explained my dilemma and they processed it quickly. But after all that i was happy with my results.
Originally i had done the 23andMe test and found a cousin who told me if i did the ancestry he was pretty sure i'd find a brother and it would confirm who my bio-father was, and he was right. unfortunately my 1/2 brother has not replied to my message but with help from Facebook i found his sister, my 1/2 sister, and she has been great. Hopefully one day i will get to meet her. Unfortunately my bio-father has passed away. I wish i had done this sooner. It was quite a shock to find out my mother was not honest about who my bio-dad was, and unfortunately she has passed away too so there is no way to talk to her and let her explain. One thing I'll take away from this, if you do not know who your bio-father is do the test soon! I wish I had, or wish this service was available 20-30 years ago and more people did it, to find family you didn't even know you had.

Ancestry DNA and family tree has helped me to discover my dad's previously unknown biological father. His half-brother happened to have taken a DNA test as well and they were able to connect through Ancestry messaging to share their life stories. With the help of Ancestry, my dad has 6 new half-siblings!

This is just one of the amazing and interesting discoveries I've made with Ancestry!

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I have been a regular member of Ancestry since January 8, 2017, almost 10 years now. I have the World Edition and am about to renew my membership once again. I have used DNA in coordination with this program to record and trace the family roots of myself and my wife. The discoveries made have been life changing. We have connected and become close to relatives we previously had no knowledge of or contact with. The Ancestry program has been modernized over the years to include AI that assists with my discoveries and helps to explain my finds. I regularly receive important hints about people in our family trees, information that deepens an understanding of our family history. I have also been able to work with others in the program to further their and my understandings of our respective family histories. Ancestry regularly offers free online learning for those interested and overall it is an excellent source for those who wish to know more about their family origins. I have printed off several binders of my findings and shared the information with family members. I would highly recommend Ancestry to anyone who wants to connect with their family and know more about their historical origins.

I have paid far too much already. Over 3 decades. It's your turn to DNA match me to other distant Moore members rooted in Northern Ireland, 5 generations back. Please help me finish my "Moore Story"!

Great that you can contact people who can give a clue and/or a contact to confirm and possibly the information needed contact birth family who have not done their DNA. Great resource in building your family tree and sharing your family tree with family members.

Never knew exactly where and when my forefathers came from. I have traced them back to Ireland and g
the British Isles . Discovered I’m more Scottish than Irish. My great ,great grandparents were among the first settlers in Simco County in Ontario. Moved to Minisota then to North Dakota USA then took up homesteads in the newly formed province of Saskatchewan. Was quite the journey leaving family scattered all along the way. Ontario , Minisota, Nebraska, Kentucky, North and South Dakota, Montana ,and every other State and Provence in Canada and the USA

I do regularly check the Ancestry Hints for my Family Tree Records, as they could supply me with data or images that I haven't seen before, but that is rare these days, and a few hints are ignored as they are just bad researching - many of my relations, both close and distant, seem to dispose of old photos and ignore details of their ancestors when they pass away, maybe they know nothing of the details - I also see that my data and images has been accessed by others doing the same Hint Searches, they are very welcome....... Ed Williams (16 Aug 2026).

Hints make researching much easier - especially when names are mis-spelled in documents or excerpts. Saving source documents to the ancestor or allied family member is excellent. The best DNA improvement was in the fall of 2022 when DNA results were broken down into parent 1 and parent 2 and I found out the person who raised me was not my biological father. I had suspicions but still a bit of a shock.