Susan Worth-LaManna
GBFinding My Great-Grandfather! I came to this site to find information on my great-grandparents who came from Ireland to the US in the mid-1800s. That was all I knew. The construction of a family tree, adding in my parents and grandparents, resulted in finding the names of both great-grandparents and where they were born. I spent about 3 hours reading and found the site easy to navigate, even for a tech "rookie" like me.
Sharon Sommier-Mulligan
CAIt all started well when building my… It all started well when building my tree. However, when trying to add great grandparents… not so much. I added a great grandfather ( this happened twice) … it was good. Then tried adding a spouse for this person and she ended up being a step-mother for the child.no matter what I tried, I ended up with a mixed up parent-child result. That’s why I’m giving up.
MARY JOYNER
GBFinding answer to ancestors I found this site while searching for my ancestors. This site made it easy for me to view information regarding my tree (which I started with this site. I loved this site.
Simone A
GBCharged for year subscription before trial periord ended I really liked being able to access US Church records for my ancestors. From my experience, most of the information was from the UK and I don't have enough background on my ancestors to link to UK info. This was also very costly for the amount of usable info provided. WARNING to OTHERS: my credit card was charged for a year subscription BEFORE my trial period was over. If this happens to you, there is a 14-day cooling off period where they should refund your $. Operating hours are UK time zone.
Kathy Jones
GBVery interested in my heritage I don't like getting all the British stuff and I like a little more information or a navigation tool for Slaves and african Americans during slavery and the eighteen hundreds