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    1. Re: Famililysearch.org
    2. Renia
    3. Brian wrote: > On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 02:26:38 -0400, Mick <mickg01@verizon.net> wrote: > > >> The fact that FamilySearch has a great deal of information that is not >> available on Ancestry doesn't mean it automatically has all the >> information that IS available on Ancestry. >> >> There are caveats due to the nature of FamilySearch and how much of its >> information is gathered. You need to learn how to use it and what is >> reliable and what is less so. However it is a valuable research source. >> I tend to go for other verification once FamilySearch data gives me new >> information to follow up on. > > I don't expect it to have all of the information but am trying to > determine what I'm doing wrong since I can never get anything to come > up even though it seems like they should like, i would assume, census > information. > Ancestry comes up with many possible hits, usually too many, but > familysearch comes up with 0. What search method are you using with Ancestry? Also, there are two search mechanisms at Ancestry: the old and the new. The old one is better. FamilySearch only has the UK 1881, so you won't find anything if you are looking for other years.

    04/29/2010 05:45:03
    1. Re: Famililysearch.org
    2. Brian
    3. On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 11:45:03 +0300, Renia <renia@DELETEotenet.gr> wrote: >What search method are you using with Ancestry? > >Also, there are two search mechanisms at Ancestry: the old and the new. >The old one is better. > >FamilySearch only has the UK 1881, so you won't find anything if you are >looking for other years. When did they change and what is the difference? I've used it off and on for about 2 years.

    04/29/2010 02:03:31
    1. Re: Famililysearch.org
    2. Renia
    3. Brian wrote: > On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 11:45:03 +0300, Renia <renia@DELETEotenet.gr> > wrote: > > >> What search method are you using with Ancestry? >> >> Also, there are two search mechanisms at Ancestry: the old and the new. >> The old one is better. >> >> FamilySearch only has the UK 1881, so you won't find anything if you are >> looking for other years. > > When did they change and what is the difference? I've used it off and > on for about 2 years. What do you mean? Change from what to what?

    04/29/2010 10:52:45