Category: Researching
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Sideways and backwards for the Neals A different root to the Norwich line
Other family history researchers with an interest in the same Neal line as Cutlock & Co have identified Henry Neal and Elizabeth Gedge as ancestors, via the couple’s son Robert – they would be our four times great grandparents. Robert is referenced in the marriage record of two times great grandfather Robert Neal (born about…
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Specialist websites
The main Research Links page covers sites with a specific geographical focus, main subscription sites and lots more. Also see Cutlock & Co Occupations page. Peoples, faiths Romany and Traveller Family History Society, Gypsy Genealogy, Borrow’s Gypsies Blog Rootschat has a dedicated discussion board for Travelling People. Fairground Ancestors site, National Fairground and Circus Archive. Jewish:…
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FTM 2014 Using Family Tree Maker 2014 – Ancestry/MacKiev
Family Tree Maker 2017 has now been released, with new technology for the connection to Ancestry for sync and other functions. So Cutlock & Co has split out pages for FTM 2014 (below), as well as FTM 2012, versions. These versions are effectively obsolete unless you don’t use any features which connect with Ancestry –…
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Sync trees between Ancestry and your computer TreeSync, FamilySync, TreeShare, other options
This page is a sub-section of the main Family Tree Maker notes. [toc] Also see: ‘Tackling TreeSync issues with MacKiev relying on Ancestry for answers‘ for a run down of the problems encountered around the first sync after converting to the ‘finished’ version of FTM2014.1, January 2017. TreeSync is no more TreeSync has stopped working,…
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FTM 2012
Main Family Tree Maker Notes page for tips on using FTM, helpful links etc. This page was created to hold notes about FTM 2012 features and updates, in anticipation of the UK release of Family Tree Maker 2014 in Sep. 2013. At March 2017, that is also old hat. FTM 2012 The final version of…
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Price increase for Ancestry?
Ancestry has increased its subscription rates for new members on the Ancestry.co.uk site, although the monthly sub at the most basic level has gone down. The changes make sense in that there is a clearer relationship between monthly and annual rates, generally the latter is approximately 10 times more. The ‘Premium’ level is the exception,…