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   Extend your family tree with help from a professional. Ancestry® helps you understand your genealogy. A family tree takes you back generations—the world's largest collection of online family history records makes it easy to trace your lineage.

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   • Search billions of records and discover your family story Ancestry® helps you understand your genealogy. A family tree takes you back generations—the world's largest collection of online family history records makes it easy to trace your lineage.

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   • If you use Ancestry for your family tree, each person on your tree will have a “profile,” where you can enter details you learn about them and links to the records where you found information, like where and when someone was born. And you can even attach photos.

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3. support.ancestry.com › s › articleHow to Search Ancestry®

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   Finding records on Ancestry® can help you build your family tree. Fill in your family tree with what you know, then search Ancestry to find what you don't. How to build your tree using historical records.

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5. support.ancestry.com › s › articleNavigating an Ancestry® Family Tree

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   Find in tree: Search and locate someone in your tree. In the opened side panel, type a person's name in your tree, and select it from the list that appears. Filters: see everyone in the tree with a certain tag. Home Person: go to the home (primary) person in this tree.

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   Ancestry.com will use every fact you enter to search billions of historical records, photos and family trees for missing details about your ancestors. The more you add to your tree, the more we can help you grow it.

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   The more you grow your family tree, the more hints you’ll get—a loop of discoveries. Plus, we add 2 million records every day.

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   Birth, marriage, and death records cover the milestones in your ancestors' lives. They include dates, place names, occupations, and parents' names. They'll help you trace the generations in your family, finding facts like the names of your great-great-grandparents.

9. support.ancestry.com › s › articleFinding Biological Family - Ancestry

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   Use Ancestry trees, obituaries, and online directories to piece together the unknown line of your family. Check out our article about finding living people. Contact living family members. In tracing your family, you may find potential grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings, and parents.