have make sure you tell me how successful or unsuccessful it
putting in the DNA to find your female ancestors I wish you all
the show notes for the and other videos that we've done as
you about some advanced methodology and when to start
well as number of articles that we've written that we haven't
left no stone unturned and you can get some success in finding
those female ancestors. Make sure you hop over to our blog.
online that I I'm not sure if you've tried before. If you
you need to look at the leads chart, the DNA triangulation,
ancestor through lines because you really don't have the clues
that here on the Family History Fanatics YouTube channel. So,
break through your brick walls. So that hopefully gives you
you need to push her back because you have the
her spouse and her but you can't go back generation
hands on and you still haven't figured out the details about
you're looking for and then finally, after you've done all
of the paper trail research that you can possibly get your
possibilities and that can help you further your research and
the best in finding them. Some of them are just going to need
divine intervention to help you find out that at least you have
will be a link to that in the show notes but do the same name
siblings are. So, you're going to have to try the more
then you wind up with the same with a few handful of
lot of clues from the children and you know where she could be
eliminate everybody who doesn't for sure fit your criteria and
the same name rule out strategy. Sometimes, you get a
crack through those brick walls and find those ladies that
to appear under her spouse's name. Next, I want you to apply
your your female ancestors, then, I want you to turn to DNA
information from the children. You have the information from
enough to get started. Finding your female ancestors. We've
turned into videos. So, thank you so much and we will see you
direct ancestor and then search again for her spouse because
records for her that you thought you already looked at
lots and lots of clues for your female ancestor and then,
as you search for the children, you're going to be gathering
often have names of the mom. If you're don't have the surname
clues that you have to see who could fit the criteria and then
particularly autocemal DNA and we have a lot of videos about
It's over at Family History Fanatics.com so you can get all
you have more clues about her now that you've looked at the
advanced technique that I talk about in this video evaluating
useful in newspaper records and other records where she's going
rule out process which helps you to search an area using the
talked about methodology. We've talked about a search strategy
has been using the comments below and we've also talked to
and the cluster research to see if you can find Ken that match
children. Search again his records. This is particularly
that female ancestor in the right generation in order to
because you're lacking that information. So, that's when
a lot of other free guides so make sure you go to the link in
talk about in our brick wall busting series and there is a
same name individuals. So, it's kind of buried in there. There
but you're still not figuring out who her parent are, who her
luck and this time, you're going to use the different
you're going to go and use those clues to search again the
playlist for DNA research. You want to focus in on leads
charts, cluster research, and triangulation not so much the
be sure to Go to our channel page and look at all the
because you searched all of her children rather than your
or you know you already looked at but use these new clues
of the mom, might have some details of where they're from.
The the records can conflict but it gives you the clues that
children because as you search the children, the children will
brother can give you clues to her past. So, search again the
occupation, maybe there's an address somewhere, you're going
home and that uncle turns out to be her brother and that
name, you're going to look for any clue that you get, maybe
to use those clues to see if you can track things down and
and sometimes her children may have an uncle living in their
locations, the different spelling variations of the last
at all possible records you can think of. Apply that to the
free brick wall busting guide. It is on our resource page with
record collections you previously search without much
you need to try to track down the mom. To wrap up this video,
the description for finding that to make sure you've looked
because that's eight. One, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 8. I found the
Cinderella directly but it doesn't always work out that
have Nelly Esther I didn't have Esther before I only had Arthur
children of the female, you can pick up new information but you
compiled source and it's only as good as the information
Nelly Hattie Leona and Harry so now I have an Esther and I have
her brother was buried in multiple locations but now we
on Find A Grave I really like this even though it is is a
the siblings there's actually two so I believe that he that
why not and one of the first results that comes up is a find
strategies feeds into this process. So, make sure you
Leona Chambers. It's the same person. I can go through and
I'm going to make my way to Find A Grave and now that I'm
looking for additional records for the children and I'm going
check out that video if you haven't watched it. The link
we only had Leona. If I didn't know her first name could have
and I also now have her married name so this is one of the
been Lydia. Then I wouldn't have found her and so by
couldn't pick up this bridal record. We are picking up the
these strategies that we talked about in online search
watch in this video that's great so the next thing you
want to do is now that you have those children because you
found their vital records based on the mother and the the
getting married to James Schuler but let's say we
even filtered my country and I'm finding the families that I
And this is how you have to do it over here on family search.
include her last name. We're going to have some last that I
search and unlike the video that I shared with you
anything here because I want to find the children. So I'm
a mistyping. I don't know if there was an error. I don't
going to start looking through all of those census records and
to give you just a quick update of what I found. I found Arthur
might want to search for records, land records, tax
child. Now, I could have gone to find a grade and look for
Court goes to court but all of these different records that we
win but when you go and look for other records about the
death record. Lydia Leona. Oh wait. Over here on this record
Is when we do it that way father Oscar Change mother
just to vital record. So I'm going to click on more options
down. So go ahead and click on the search button. And you can
name is just yet. Two, a lot of the records aren't going to
records, probate records, court records, adoption orphan court.
way. So, I was just showing you one example that had a quick
eight children because I went and look for records from that
and I can add the children that I was missing. There was Minnie
a mini no mini over here so that picks up two kids that I
in the United States is we had state and territorial census
we're going to do 1870, 1880, 1890 question mark, 1910, 1920,
Now, the thing that is important to pay attention to
Lydia Leona Chambers nothing else remember searching broad
and Esther, an infant and apparently, I can't count
didn't know of as well as an infant daughter. So, if I count
these up 123456 because this is Leona, I could come back here
Cinderella was born in 1849 and she got married in 1870. So
here on the record search page. And I'm not going to put
online search strategy in a previous video. Let me go ahead
forth. But the next thing I can do is to search for a vital
have the five that were living in nineteen hundred I still
who was born in 1871 and Hattie who was born in 1879 and now I
the father there's an entry for the mother there's an entry for
people contribute what I can find is there's an entry for
Cinderella's name in nothing else. Now if you have too many
to switch the search fields to their name one at a time as I
reasons why I like this search so that's the only thing you
she's living in Iowa now I know in Iowa there was the 1895
father Now, you can start going and looking for their record
results and you go up and you filter by location. I hadn't
federal government and so let's figure out where she lives
at the census record now some other countries do have census
the recommendations I always have for you here. So I'm
spouse and then doing a child search I was able to pick it up
a grave record so after a number of hop skips and jumps
find them so I went over to Family Search and I typed in
years in 1900. So she got married in 1870. So yeah there
here and there could be some right here. Now I have one more
census the 1905 census the 1915 census and it's off the screen
Cinderella Chambers. I know that she had a family and I
and place. They also tend to put them in a family
cut off. Here, let's do it this way. Here, here's a thirty. So,
that's a symbol for not dead that was a gravestone so I've
need. What I love about this is notice I'm also picking up the
searching for her parents meaning Cinderella with her
name variation. So we have a Leona Chambers and she's
look for Lydia Schuler because that's her married name. All of
will be in the description box. So, now, I'm going to start
her surname. Instead, we're going to use her spouse's
specifically. I can look for Lydia Chambers. I can look for
records that happened between the decade census of the
I'm not aware of or it's misspelled or something like
Heritage. I'm just using Family Search because Family Search is
surname because one, I don't know what Cinderella's last
way where we do the father's name and then we just use
don't know who the other three were. I don't know if that was
and show you how I did it. So what I'm going to do is I'm
is to search for her children. Today, I'm going to walk you
when we do genealogy research we start from present and work
know she married a man named Oscar and so I'm going to start
could be some kiddos right there. Sorry, that thirty got
to the past and then we bump into a female ancestor and we
Dearmond and that's the beauty of doing this search in that
Cinderella D Armand. Oscar Cinderella Dear an Armand
online. But I can start online to go offline which is one of
we found the 1900 census. and we know based on this that
clue and that is that they were married which what does the
Cinderella. So, I'm looking for the vital vital records of
that. And so I'm just going to start broad and then narrow previously about ancestors spouse, she's not going to have
Are you having trouble finding your female ancestors? Well,
going to click more option and I'm going to put a father,
free. So now what I want to do is I do want to filter this
do this search I believe on Ancestry Find My Past and My
and I'm going to come down here to type and do birth and death.
15 year old, and a 17 year old. So, from that census record I
living. We have three in the home. We have a 25 year old, a
the children that I could use to then go do some research.
or census like records so use those for your country as well
here so not of these records are going to be easily found
Oscar, Chambers, and I'm going to put the mother a
want to do is I want to start with a census record. Now, this
structures. There are some people who break the rules but
you don't know if your ancestor ever got married. Typically,
that number of years married. So, she's been married for 30
through an online search hack that I had that helped me find
got more children that I need to find so I'm guessing there
Cinderella's children but I'm using a ancestor plus spouse
there are eight more children and five are alive now not dead
but I'm going to focus on the United States in this sample
question say? It says whether single or married, we've got
census records and in this case, this record says that
know if those were still born children and so on and so
record using the spouse names. Now I mentioned this type of
with a census record and what's great about census records is
not only do do census records put your ancestors in a time
in Canada the UK or the United States then I want you to look
in this case, I have an Oscar and a Cinderella and I have a
have found three children but I also have a clue that says
that would make her what she's 50 and 1910, 20 more years, 70.
and then you can apply it for where you live. So, start with
Cinderella had eight children and five of them are still
a census record and in this case, I was looking for
next time.
Now, it's also important that we read all the details on the
daughter, a daughter, and a son and so now, I have the names of
but also the 1925 census we'll pull that up a little bit right
might be some right here there's could be some right
doesn't really work if you have no clue about the children and
her parents who are her siblings great well if you live
one of the solutions I have for finding your female ancestors
the children of my female ancestors. So, first, what I
want to know more about her what is her maiden name who are