I love the way #FindMyPast introduced changes a couple of months back, and had to remove them because they didn't work. They have now tweaked the changes and re-introduced them. Of course - they /still/ don't work.

Five of my favorite places to explore and study #genealogy

Ancestry.com: Uncover your roots with a vast digital archive, tracing family trees, and connecting with distant kin. 🌳🔎 #Ancestry #FamilyTree #DiscoverYourRoots

MyHeritage: Explore a global network of genealogical records, DNA testing, and collaborative family tree building. 🌍🧬 #MyHeritage #FamilyHistory #DNAAncestry

FamilySearch: Access a vast collection of historical records and collaborate with a worldwide community of researchers. 📚🌐 #FamilySearch #GenealogyCommunity #HistoricalRecords

23andMe: Discover your genetic heritage through DNA testing, uncovering ancestral origins and connecting with DNA relatives. 🧬🔍 #23andMe #DNAAncestryTesting #GeneticHeritage

Findmypast: Dive into an extensive collection of historical records, newspapers, and exclusive datasets to uncover your family's past. 🗞️🔎 #Findmypast #HistoricalRecords #FamilyHistoryResearch

Another #Genealogy 1-minute tip about how to find hidden record sets on sites like #Ancestry and #FindMyPast:
https://youtube.com/shorts/yaLrc0p7A8Q?feature=share

@tarabm in the UK some libraries have free access to #Ancestry and #FindMyPast. Great if you are researching your family history.

2 Feb. I reported a transcription error of my grandmother's surname on the 1921 census to Find My Past. I sent in the suggested corrections using the "Report an error" button on the transcript page on 21 Jan. They replied to say it would be implemented within 72 hours on the 26 Jan. It was updated within 48 hours of that date! Well done #FindMyPast!

#MyYearOfGenealogy #Genealogy #Geneadons

Accidentally brought up this screen when using #findmypast
I have learnt the following:
a) I use this site A LOT
b) I don't clear my cookies enough.
#ancestry #familytree

I'm pleased that #FindMyPast have corrected the transcription error that I reported and my great grandfather is now recorded as a Glass Cutter rather than a "Gas Butter" on the 1939 Register
#FamilyHistory

I always like to find a relative with a memorable name: my second cousin twice removed, on the 1921 census. #findmypast #ancestry #familyhistory

@jkirkendall and my library gives free access to #FindMyPast and #Ancestry

@munchkinstein Hello, Brian! Lots of my #ancestors were allegedly born near your district. I will never get there to look up records in churches. Thank goodness for #Findmypast and #FamilySearch and FreeBMD and #Findagrave
Much of my ancestry is on #Familypedia.fandom.com.
#Forlong and #Forlonge are among my somewhat elusive surnames of interest - #Glasgow wine merchants around 1800.

#Genealogy. #BrickWall - Annie Gregson K #Haynes born about 1876 in #Chelsea (according to census), md Frank Alsford 1894 at #Malton, #Yorkshire, listed in later censuses with death, burial, and probate records; BUT hours on #FamilySearch, #Findmypast, #Ancestry.com, #WikiTree found no birth record or in earlier Haynes family census. Where now?

#FindMyPast is FREE this #RemembranceDay weekend until 10am (GMT) on 14 November. Not including #1921Census but looks to include most of everything else. #Geneadons #genealogy https://www.findmypast.co.uk/page/free-access