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They continue to add and improve, cleaning the windows that we peer into history from. I would however like to search by source again, and have two trees open at once.

they refuse to uphold the law in canada with the new postal and customs clearance laws.

i sent them the link to the postal rules because they didnt believe me when i said the postal works said its legally garbage and due to human specimen internationally me and ancestry would both be charged, i showed them the instructions and they said that ancestry is striking against this. they said if i just threw it in the box and refused to listen they i could be arrested and charged for that too. ive spoke to several people with there 1800 number and email bin both countires ireland and the us. even after dictating the site they refused to leave they have the audacity to tell you to go back and toss it in the box. now i cannot send back a dna kit without paying out of pocket for international shipping. now all i can do is fight for a refund.

Ancestry is user friendly and filled with loads of valuable information to help with your search

I FOUND MY COUSINS I DID NOT KNOW I HAD . IT IS SO NICE TO CONNECT WITH FAMILY . I ALSO FOUND OUT SO MUCH ABOUTMY ANCESTORS.

With the mix up with my new DNA and the old unusable DNA sample I can’t access the info and hints sent about my family. My husband’s DNA info gets mixed up with mine but he can access all info. It’s such a mess and I find it quite frustrating. We pay a yearly subscription and have for years but I can’t get help in sorting it all out.

With not knowing who my biological father was, I decided to submit my DNA to Ancestry in 2018 to see if this mystery could be solved. I had many second and third cousin matches, so I began the task of trying to figure out who we all had in common. Finally after about a year, a person who matched as a half-nephew joined and our Cm count was very high. I messaged him to ask if his father could perhaps do a DNA test as well, since he could be my half-brother. He nicely agreed and a few months later, my mystery was solved. He was my half-brother, so I finally knew who my biological father was. From having his name, I have been able to expand my tree and have found a multitude of other cousin matches.
Another mystery in our family was that we didn't know who our maternal Great Grandfather was. Again, through many cousin matches, I was finally able to figure out who it was. I was able to expand my tree even further.
The Hints in Ancestry are very helpful. Some are totally the wrong person, but mostly they are correct.
I like that we can message Ancestry members directly and that most will answer back. One thing that would be helpful would be if we could share Jpg pictures, snipits from our trees or copies of Sources for common people in our trees, within the messaging system. Some people are reluctant to share their email address.
Overall, I am happy that I joined Ancestry and found the missing people in my tree. I find the layout easy to use and like that there is a Gallery for storing Family pictures and source documents. Thank you, Ancestry!

I discovered a whole new family with Ancestry DNA. Their education series is great. Would be 5-stars, but often users do not analyze hints properly and accept when they are not for the person they attach them to. The concern is the mis-information circulating in public trees. Would like to see discounted memberships for long-term members. Perhaps based on membership milestones (5-yrs, 10-yrs etc.). It's getting quite expensive to maintain an account and I've built a great tree that others gain information from.

Ancestry is an invaluable tool for understanding my family’s roots around the world. I have made so many incredible discoveries, such as meeting distant cousins who shared long-sought photos of my great-grandparents, to learning that I descend from Rollo the Viking, Charlemagne and the Kings of England. I learned that I also have Polish, French, German, Irish, Scottish, Spanish, Norwegian and English roots. I have been able to solve so many family myths, and have uncovered new ones, and met so many new relatives near and far. I have been an Ancestry user for over 14 years and it is my daily treat to learn more, and give love and respect to those who worked and sacrificed so much for us to be here. I highly recommend Ancestry - you will learn so much more than you thought.

I enjoy fleshing out the relatives I never knew & making them real people.

Ancestry is a great tool to help with your family research!

As a subscriber for many years, I cannot break a brick wall in my family tree that contains 13,000 people because the DNA matches tool does not allow me to set my own limits on centimorgans. Nor does it show which chromosomes I match on – something that isn't required to determine if a match is more likely to be maternal or paternal. My heritage has had this capability for a number of years.

Ancestry should communicate more with clients. When you run in problems or want to change things you don't know how to fix problems or change them. Too many updates and changes are happening without helping clients. Need help to change things around. When you are not use to using a computer help must be there for you. Otherwise, I am happy with the information I get.

I have had hours and hours of great detective work, interesting finds and continue to do so.

I found out that my paternal grandfather is actually not my father's father! I am now hoping to find the right person - getting closer I think.

Much has changed in the years that I personally have been a member of Ancestry.ca and each year it has improved as to ease and the ability to gain sourced documents to add to our trees. Thank you Ancestry, for new tools to use and interesting traits we share through
DNA. I love the experience!

I have been using Ancestry for over 5 years after having written family trees on my Dad's side and my Wife's Mothers side given to me. I have made some new friends especially after having my DNA test.

I usually look at Ancestry a few times a week.

I have learned a lot of my husband and my Mother's side of the family.
Disappointed in not being able to find more on my Dad's side. My Dad's side is why I joined Ancestry.

Two very interesting/cool things have happened to me thanks to Ancestry.
1. My family hails from Lativa on one side. My great grandfather moved the family from Latvia to Cork (we believe he thought he was going to New York actually). I never realized the two youngest children (my grandmother being one of them) was born in Cork. Only learned that here and have since acquired Irish citizenship. I also found cousins from that Latvian branch of the family who I would not have connected with otherwise.

2. This has not come to fruition BUT someone from a UK Heir hunting firm reached out to me (and cousins) about a relative we have never heard of who died without leaving a will. Not a huge estate or anything but they were reaching out to all of the relatives. I did research this firm and they were featured on a BBC heir hunting firm so are legit. It has been a few years and I have not seen any money BUT they sent me a family tree that included cousins I knew but we were never really sure how we were cousins.

In the end, this estate was worth 30,000 pounds and there are 90 of us so after legal and heir hunting fees are taken off I am guessing I might get enough money to buy a latte but the story is a good one!

I love working on Ancestry. I find it intuitive and the ongoing upgrades and new database accesses makes it interesting to keep digging deeper into my family history.

My results were the hints, the works of other family trees, searching through the records. Also using other sources. If I used another source, I tried to acknowledge it.

My family's history was quite sparse, but I'd heard some family stories. After researching, I found most of those weren't true, though they did have some hints of truth. Plus, I found so many relatives (Aunts, uncles, great aunts and uncles) that I'd never heard about before.