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Finding Ancestors Photos for Genealogy Research

Why is it important to track down images found on genealogy websites? Images of your family can help tell the story and bring to life your ancestral roots. Let us explore how to track down the originator of those images to help tell your family history story. SIMILAR VIDEOS 🔴 Ten Places to Find Your Ancestors in Photographs    • Ten Places to Find Your Ancestors in Photo...  &list=UULFcvpi8XvOScBogIxmarmADw 🔴 MyHeritage Photo Repair, Enhance, Colorize, and Animate    • MyHeritage Photo Repair, Enhance, Colorize...  &list=UULFcvpi8XvOScBogIxmarmADw 🔴 Dating & Identifying Old Photos with Photo Detective Maureen Taylor    • Dating & Identifying Old Photos with Photo...  &list=UULFcvpi8XvOScBogIxmarmADw 🔴 How to Preserve Old Photos and Scrapbooks: The Archive Lady - Melissa Barker    • How to Preserve Old Photos and Scrapbooks:...  &list=UULFcvpi8XvOScBogIxmarmADw ❤️ JOIN the GENEALOGY TV ACADEMY https://genealogytv.org/academy/ 📝 FOUR WAYS to GET HANDOUTS! 📝 1) Genealogy TV Academy members get access to all lessons and handouts since 2022. https://genealogytv.org/academy/ 📝 2) CHANNEL MEMBER ($9.99/month) for access to all handouts.    / @genealogytv   Handouts are on the Community tab:    / @genealogytv   📝 3) PURCHASE HANDOUTS individually ($5 and up) at https://genealogytv.org/handouts/. 📝 4) PATRON ($15+/month) for early video access and handouts via email.   / genealogytv   TIMING 0:00 Intro 0:29 Why find the originator of an image? 1:15 How to add the photo to an ancestor 2:01 How to find the originator? 4:40 How to follow an ancestor on FamilySearch 5:23 Finding the origination of duplicate images 6:19 Where to find photos? 7:10 Past episode and revised handout ❤️ SUPPORT Genealogy TV by becoming a CHANNEL MEMBER for exclusive perks!    / @genealogytv   ❤️ Patreon Membership – Early videos and handouts emailed as they are released.   / genealogytv   ✅ VISIT Genealogy TV WEBSITE for more genealogy and family history resources: https://genealogytv.org/ ✅ GENEALOGY TV on FACEBOOK:   / genealogytv   ✅ SIGN UP for GTV’s GENEALOGY NEWSLETTER: https://mailchi.mp/a0862c6473aa/genea... 👉 SUBSCRIBE to GENEALOGY TV for free family history videos:    / @genealogytv   ** GENEALOGY TV AFFILIATE PARTNERS ** 🛍️ GENEALOGY TV AMAZON STORE full of genealogy tools: https://www.amazon.com/shop/genealogytv 👉 LEGACY TREE GENEALOGISTS COACHING: https://www.legacytree.com/genealogytv Genealogy TV is your #1 resource for genealogy and family history research, providing expert tips on building your family tree, organizing DNA matches, and solving genealogy mysteries. Learn how to research family history records on Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, MyHeritage.com, FindMyPast.com, FamilyTreeDNA, and 23andMe. Explore resources from national and state archives, genealogical societies, Chronicling America, Newspapers.com, Fold3, and more to uncover your ancestors. Watch expert genealogists like Connie Knox of Genealogy TV, Ancestry's Crista Cowan (The Barefoot Genealogist), Legacy Tree Genealogy, Family History Fanatics, and more. #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #DNAResearch Music Credit: Circus Waltz - Silent Film Light by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... I’m Connie Knox, a professional genealogist with over 47 years of experience. I teach beginner to advanced genealogy research skills, DNA research, and how to build and organize family trees. My passion is helping you uncover your ancestors through free genealogy videos and resources. Learn how to research records on Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, MyHeritage.com, FindMyPast.com, and more. I follow experts like Elizabeth Shown Mills, Lisa Louise Cook, Crista Cowan, and Diahan Southard. Top genealogy channels I recommend include The History Guy, Ancestral Findings, Family History Fanatics, Geneavlogger, Legacy Tree Genealogy, and of course, Genealogy TV! Don't miss top genealogy TV shows like *Finding Your Roots*, *Who Do You Think You Are?*, and *Relative Race*. For research, using Family Tree Maker, Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org and MyHeritage to help organize my family tree and create research notes and plans.