Did you know that there are dozens of free databases available on Ancestry.com? Those dozens of databases contain millions of records. Many of those records were indexed by the Ancestry World Archives Project community. Join Anna, AWAP Program Manager, to learn more about how to find these records and how you can get involved in making more records available to everyone for free. There are even a few extra benefits available to you for participating.

There is a lot of wonderful information about your ancestors on the internet as well as books and other documents. But did you know you can be responsible for it if it's wrong? Learn why you can't just throw other people's research, photos and stories int o your tree willy-nilly as Ancestry Anne walks you through the basic rules of how to grow your tree with what you find online and elsewhere while also keeping yourself out of hot water with easy tricks for including the source of the info.

Learn about what maps are available on Ancestry.com. Juliana will share with you how to find them and how they can help you learn more about your family.

Why would you want to use the yearbook collection on Ancestry.com? What benefit is there to searching the millions of postcards available online? Join Crista as she shares how to find and use some of these great image collections to enhance and further yo ur family history research.

As we head into the holidays many of us will be spending more time with extended family members. Join Crista to learn more about interviewing family members effectively. She will share her best tips and tricks for uncovering family stories and discovering more ancestors.

Think you might have Native American ancestors? Spend a few minutes with Crista as she explains the Dawes Rolls. Learn more about this valuable resource for discovering your ancestors tribal enrollment in the Five Civilized Tribes - Cherokee, Creek, Choct aw, Chickasaw and Seminole.

In just a few days we will be commemorating Veterans Day, a day to remember and honor those who have served in the armed forces. Join Crista to learn about military records available on Ancestry.com, how to find them and what they tell you. She will also show you how to create a military memorial page for your veteran ancestors.

Spend a few minutes with Crista as she shares exciting new content collections and fun new tools that have been added to Ancestry.com over the past month.

As we head into the holiday season many of us will be spending more time with extended family. Join Crista for a few minutes to learn about several quick ways to share your family history during family gatherings. Use these sharing opportunities as a way to generate more interest and maybe even generate some new leads.

The census is an enumeration of those who were living at the time. But, did you know that census records can provide all kinds of clues about the deceased as well? Spend a few minutes with Crista as she shows you how to mine census records to find details about deceased children and spouses of those enumerated.