Crafting a Genealogy Research Plan | Ancestry

[@DoloresJRush]

People don't realize that your software on Ancestry gets updated from time to time and so we might not see the same view as what was used for your older videos, however, the information presented is still good to know. Both my grandmother and I have the same brick wall ancestor, so your questions were helpful to get my ancestor off the top of his pedestal and actively helping me to find his parents. Now to write down that information! smile!

[@morganmarler3186]

Of all the genealogy videos I have attempted to use to help my research- yours are by far the most helpful and plan oriented and I really appreciate you way of teaching! I've come back to watch this one several times as I get more experience!

[@AncestryUS]

Thank you so much, Morgan. I really appreciate your kind words.

[@cookala]

I *love* your instructional videos and always look forward to the next one.

[@vegasboro]

All your videos are fantastic. Thank you so much!

[@johnmarygray]

Thanks for another great presentation!! I always learn so much from you! Keep up the good work!!

[@dustyd48]

I like the way you sort out your information.

[@ihdeii]

Thank you. Excellent simplification and conceptualization of how to deal with a complex endeavor. I've been doing this fairly well so far, but this was very helpful.

[@edenessentials6022]

Hi Crista, I was wondering if you had information on how to write reflections in a Research Plan?

[@Linkeddataneedslinkedpeople]

Great session again

[@lulu89PB]

Any tips on how to research in Europe. My grandparents are all from Cuba and their ancestors are from Spain. Most left migrated to the island during the Spanish Civil War so I'm afraid that there are not many databases available. Any idea how to find old records from Spain?

[@legriffi]

Any tips on navigating repositories?

[@AncestryUS]

Many of them have a card catalog of some sort on their website. Spend some time with that learning what records they have in their possession that will be useful to your research.

[@stilllookingformilk6260]

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