Best Genealogy Tips and Tricks | Genealogy TV Podcast
7th Anniversary Special: Top Genealogy Tips & Strategies | Genealogy TV PodcastJoin Connie Knox and Ashley Moore as they celebrate the 7th anniversary of Genealogy TV on YouTube, boasting 8.6 million views! Reflecting on significant milestones, they reveal invaluable genealogy techniques, including evidence evaluation, the use of DNA tools on Ancestry, and unique research methods like extracting data into Excel. Connie shares the importance of keeping detailed research notes, utilizing city directories, and collaborating with local historians. Whether you're tackling brick walls or seeking elusive records, these expert insights promise to enhance your genealogical research.Chapters:00:00 Introduction00:11 Milestones and Achievements01:04 Team Contributions and Growth03:23 Brick Wall Strategies: Evidence Evaluation05:06 Correlation of Evidence05:33 Reasonably Exhaustive Research. 10:49 Extracting of Data into Excel11:51 The Right Side Panel - Ancestry15:14 DNA Research and Tools16:00 Research Notes and Documentation20:00 Tips on How to Find Records22:59 The FAN Club27:42 Final Thoughts and Future Plans
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Gold Star Mothers and Families
In this episode of the Genealogy TV podcast, host Connie Knox and co-host Ashley Moore look into the history and significance of Gold Star Mothers and Families. Established in 1936, this organization honors mothers and families who have lost a child in military service, providing emotional support and promoting patriotism. Connie shares a personal story about her great grandmother, Nannie Winslow, a Gold Star Mother who lost her son Clifford Henley during World War I. The episode also highlights the various memorials and resources available for Gold Star families and discusses the personal impact of military loss. Chapters:00:00 Introduction00:06 History and Origins of Gold Star Mothers06:57 The Lost Battalion and Clifford Henley's Story10:21 Gold Star Pilgrimage and Memorials15:12 Modern Gold Star Families and Resources19:13 Conclusion
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How to Group DNA Matches on Ancestry
Connie Knox and Ashley Moore explore Ancestry's new DNA clustering tool and demonstrate how to group DNA matches without needing Pro Tools. This episode provides a step-by-step guide on why and how to group your DNA matches effectively, offering tips for those who may not have advanced subscriptions. Learn about using shared matches, clustering techniques, and the benefits of creating color-coded groups to manage your genetic genealogy research.00:00 Introduction00:04 Overview of DNA Grouping and Clustering01:00 Why Group DNA Matches?03:36 Demonstration: Grouping DNA Matches05:02 Using the Color Chart for Grouping07:10 Grouping Using Second Cousins07:56 Using our Best Known Match09:51 Using the Shared Matches Tool14:23 What is Pedigree Collapse?17:08 The Clustering Tool21:44 Grouping Half Matches22:20 Grouping by the Family Branches Helps Your Research22:42 Shared Matches Tool for ProTools Users25:27 GenealogyTV.org/Handout
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Exploring Cemeteries & Uncovering Hidden Family Histories
Connie Knox and Ashley Moore dive into the fascinating world of cemetery research. The discussion provides valuable tips on using websites like Find a Grave, BillionGraves, and Cemetery Census for locating family memorials. Learn about creating virtual cemeteries, recognizing the symbolism on tombstones, and the importance of calling ahead before visiting cemeteries. Discover advice on photographing tombstones effectively and the nuances of military cemetery burials. Ashley and Connie also talk about cultural practices and the role of genealogical societies in preserving cemetery records.📚 Stories in Store (Book) https://amzn.to/4nK33LP Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:18 Overview of Cemetery Research00:55 Tips for Using FindaGrave04:28 Virtual Cemeteries Explained05:49 Military Cemeteries and Symbolism06:30 Tips for Visiting Cemeteries11:20 Photographing and Cleaning Tombstones13:19 Genealogical Societies and Cemetery Projects14:19 Cultural Practices and Reused Plots16:19 Military Cemetery Research19:48 Photographs Prohibited in Military Cemeteries20:40 Drones in Military Cemeteries21:11 Google Earth Studio22:25 GenealogyTV.org
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Understanding Genealogy Terms and Lingo
In this episode of the GenealogyTV podcast, hosts Connie Knox and Ashley Moore explain common terminology and lingo used in genealogy research. They explain the meanings and historical backgrounds of terms like 'kit and caboodle,' 'muster roll,' 'AWOL,' and many more. The discussion also covers military records, legal terms in wills and deeds, and the specifics of different types of DNA tests.Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned genealogist, this comprehensive exploration of genealogy vocabulary will help you better understand and interpret historical documents. 00:00 Introduction00:38 Kit and Caboodle01:32 Military Terms02:23 Muster, Muster Roll02:37 Conscript02:46 Deservers and Pensioners03:10 AWOL04:09 Bounty Land04:33 Invalid05:23 Furlough05:32 Medical Terms in Genealogy05:59 Apoplexy06:08 Droopsy06:17 Consumption06:40 Grip06:52 Croup07:02 Rheumatism07:33 Genealogy Acronyms07:44 BCG07:59 ICAPGEN08:11 NGS08:18 GRIP08:27 SLIG08:37 ISOG08:50 Legal Terms in Genealogy09:00 Dower10:09 Mansion House11:43 Administratrix, Executrix12:21 Testator12:49 Intestate vs Testate13:19 Executor13:31 Administrator13:36 Testator13:46 Probate14:21 Quitclaim Deed15:41 Family Trees and Floaters16:46 Floaters and Networks on Ancestry17:19 FAN Club17:27 Ancestry Networks19:24 DNA19:33 Autosomal DNA20:27 Mitochondrial DNA21:52 Y-DNA23:32 Centimorgans (cM)24:09 Endogamy vs. Pedigree Collapse26:08 NPE27:02 Triangulation27:32 MRCA28:54 Land Records and Grants28:58 Deeds, Grants, Patents32:28 Headrights32:51 Metes and Bounds33:10 BLM & GLO33:27 Metes and Bounds34:54 Homestead36:17 Guardianship37:50 GenealogyTV.org
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