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Do you use or want to use Ancestry.com? Get help finding ancestors in Ancestry.com databases. Share tips and techniques.

This group was created for anyone who uses Ancestry.com for their family tree , or anyone needing help from someone who is a member of Ancestry.comSee More

For all those researching ancestors who were members of Amish, Mennonite or related communities.

Find out about your ancestor in the American Revolution. Members will assist each other with researching American Revolutionary War ancestors.

A group for anyone and everyone interested in Switzerland and Swiss genealogy.

This group was created for anyone interested in researching German Ancestry.

All French-Canadians are related as they are descended from about 2.500 people. They also have some of the best kept records in the world. Please feel free to post queries, events, pictures, tell stories, etc.

An American ethic group of those who think their ancestors were Scottish Protestants living in Ulster. Our challenges: researching in colonial times, crossing the Pond, researching in Ireland. You can do this, but need to learn how. It is not easy.See More

Welcome to the forum to help researchers studying occupations and related records for furthering family history. This is international in scope with consideration for how different cultures treat and timeframes affect this subject matter.See More

Discussion, Tips, and Innovations to strengthen and help local genealogical societies with growth and ideas for activities

There have been comments that there is no Group for the Civil War. Well, there is now. Network with others to find your CW ancestor, ask for look-ups, relate stories about your CW ancestorSee More

Many genealogy resources help you find your ancestors little or no cost. Join this group to share or gain ideas. My blog Relative Musings is filled with entries about such resources plus examples showing how they really work.

This group is for those interested in the specific era of seventeenth century New England, including pilgrims, puritans and non-religious settlers

Here you can find people, events, and artifacts all in the context of time and place. Because it is a social media site, you can add your ancestors to see where they fit into history and use the map to see the surroundings.

According to Ancestry magazine one of the latest tools in genealogy is Geotagging - "GPS enables gamily historians to record a very precise location of any physical location, like a grave, old homestead, etc...add the info to your existing research."

If you have Dutch ancestors, then this group is for you.