My Heritage

No, I have not heard of this one. Sorry.

Thank you Cabbie

Just had a quick look at the site, it looks well laid out. You can have a free trial. Difficult to find costs though.

I couldn’t find costs jusnoneed. Think I will stick with Ancestry and Find My Past .

Thank you

Not heard of it. Have used Ancestry for a long time, think it is now time to stop, except now and then they come up with something new.

Yes I have made good use of Ancestry. My membership is due for renewal,and I will renew as I want to keep the information and somehow write it up. I have not yet found an ideal way to print out sections of my family tree without using a huge amount of paper.

Cabbie You don't need to renew your membership. Your tree will still be available to view and print.

Oh, thank you. I do want to do some more work though. I haven’t yet caught up on the 1939 Register with everybody.

I have problems putting all I have on my tree onto paper

Cave woman, Are you sure? I thought once your sub had expired you couldn't view censuses or do searches or print documents you have saved to your tree. You won't get hints either. Am I wrong?
I could be wrong. I think on Find my past you can access it.
I need to check on this. Of course you could use your library to access your tree and it's free of charge.

Hi Anniebach

I've been using My Heritage for years. It is very expensive if you want the best package which gives access to an enormous and ever-growing database but I am finding it to be a fascinating and at times addictive gateway to uncovering 1000s of likely forebears, dating back to the C13th and possibly earlier. Ancestry.com seems to have some information which is not (yet) on MH and this is sometimes frustrating for me as I cannot afford to be a member of both. Having some Scottish relations, I also have to pay extra to view and check certain records on Scotland's People that MH lacks currently but might acquire in the future. On the whole, however, I find it worthwhile to stick with MH.

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