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That is the question that often arises when we announce new projects or a new tool update for the Ancestry World Archives keying tool. 

 I acknowledge the frustration our Mac users in our community experiences when Ancestry produces products that are not Macintosh compatible.  While we do not have anything new to announce for our Mac community at this time I did want to say that your message is being heard and is a point of discussion in our product roadmap planning meetings as we explore our options for converting the keying tool so it will support multiple operating systems.    

 At best I can say, don’t loose your passion for this cause!

Text Archive > American Libraries > A genealogy of several branches of the Whittemore family, including the original Whittemore family of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England: and a brief lineage of other branches A genealogy of several branches of the Whittemore family, including the original Whittemore family of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England: and a ...

I am looking for information on William Williams Born Abt 1754 in St. Marks Parish, SC.? Died 5/22/1829 Darlington County, SC.

Looking for birth parents. I was born in Bellingham, WA in Oct/Nov 1964. Adoption agency in Bellingham/Whatcom county.

More than a century after his great-great-great-uncle was killed in an iconic battleship explosion that set off the Spanish-American War, a local high school student has solved a family mystery by locating the sailor's remains.

My name is Charlotte cook. My grandfather was william richard cook who was married to coral boomershine.

About two million people are now recognised as descendants of Confucius, more than tripling the size of the celebrated Chinese philosopher's family tree, state media reported Friday.

Learn how to search the library's genealogical databases, "Ancestry Library Edition" and HeritageQuest Online" in this free, one-hour program, offered two times.

Hello everyone,

We are looking forward to our free online class about Family Tree Maker 2010.  This “webinar” should help answer many of the questions you have about the new software.

To help us prepare, please ask your questions here. While we won’t be able to answer every question during the webinar, we’ll do our best. If you already entered a question in the preceding Family Tree Maker post about the online class (webinar), there’s no need to re-enter here. We’ll look at all the questions in preparation for the webinar.

When you want a question answered right away, a good place to start is the knowledgebase on http://www.familytreemaker.com under the Support menu. Just type in a few key words of your question, and click “Search.” For example, to learn how to register Family Tree Maker, type in the word “register” and click Search.  Several articles display that have similar words in them. When you see one that looks promising, click on it to see the detail.

For times when the knowledgebase doesn’t provide an answer, you can email customer support at support@ancestry.com. You should receive a response in approximately 24 hours.

The webinar will provide a helpful overview and step-by-step instructions for using many of Family Tree Maker 2010’s new features. To attend the webinar, please register, and enter your questions here. Thanks!

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