How I craft an Evidence Explained Reference Note using the FTM2014Template Feature

How I craft an Evidence Explained Reference Note using the FTM2014 Template Feature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru7Se1Rd_AQ&feature=share

Update on the FTM2014 Web Merge Feature

Update on the FTM2014 Web Merge Feature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjz38T0pZ3A&feature=share

How I created a "DNA" Tree and making it public for better DNA Results

How I created a "DNA" Tree and making it public for better DNA Results

Some helpful links: (don't forget to Read More)

Some helpful links: (don't forget to Read More)

Tweaking Your Google+ Profile -- https://plus.google.com/+PatRichleyErickson/posts/LRvanbMmW3S

Why Google+?
https://plus.google.com/+PatRichleyErickson/posts/gs1bpFBpvV8

Why G+ Communities?
https://plus.google.com/+RussWorthington/posts/37SoLaiYDKs

FTM2014 and DNA, a follow up.

FTM2014 and DNA, a follow up.

Earlier, I shared a blog post on how I use FTM2014 and AncestryDNA.

https://plus.google.com/+RussWorthington/posts/R45kL4Vtkqk

and was talking about how I am using this combination to help a cousin, locate her grandparents.

I had enough information that I thought I would really look at that online tree. It WAS / IS documented. Happy Dance, I thought. BUT the image with this post has the 1910 Residence Fact twice. Once at age 23, son of head of household, and the second was 50, as the head of household.

Was this a data entry / accepting an Ancestry Hint issue?

Because of the nature of this research question, I am not, yet, ready to send off an email making a connection. But clearly the right time and place. Now to find a City Directory to locate Ward 39 in Philadelphia.

FTM2014 and DNA Results

FTM2014 and DNA Results

Will do a merge of the 1900 Census Record, used in the previous Videos,but in the Linked Ancestry Member Tree.

Will do a merge of the 1900 Census Record, used in the previous Videos, but in the Linked Ancestry Member Tree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kFjK9QZJ7Y&feature=share