On top of that, the site has just partnered with the British Newspaper Archive, so it’s going to expand its digital record database in this area. There are over 18 million people registered with records linked as far back as AD 850, making these some of the oldest records available. Yes, that's not as many as some of the bigger boys in this field but it is in such a specific area, these records run deep. Archives: Best genealogy website for deep researchįind My Past is the go to place for anyone that has ancestry in Ireland or Great Britain and Ireland thanks to very specific records in these areas numbering over two billion. It’s user-friendly and easy to navigate – it didn’t rank quite as highly as, simply because it doesn’t have the same breadth and depth of record databases available to search.ģ. Like, it also does a lot of automatic record scanning, suggesting which files and documents could be relative to your search. Its ‘deep nostalgia’ tool allows you to animate old family photos, and there’s also a free photo colorizer for black and white images. The site has expanded some of its photo features, which are really fun additions. It has a similar DNA testing service too, with a slightly higher map count spread across 2,100 geographic regions. The catch here is that you have to pay an annual fee, rather than a monthly one, but it does work out cheaper overall. You can scan records, build a family tree and reach out to other users. MyHeritage offers a lot of similar services to, at a slightly lower price. MyHeritage: Best genealogy site for fun features It’s not quite as replete with fun tools as MyHeritage, which allows you to animate and colorize old photos, but there’s definitely a greater number of records available here, making it well-suited to those serious about discovering their past.Ģ. There’s also a decent directory of professional genealogists available, if you want to take your search further. There’s StoryScout, which weaves together parts of your ancestors' lives into an engaging pictorial narrative, and a regularly updated blog to follow. There are a couple of nice extra features on the platform, too, which make using it fun. It’s one of the more expensive sites, but we reckon it’s well worth the investment if you’re serious about discovering your family history. After that, you’ll have to pay $24.99 - $49.99 per month, depending on the amount of records you need to access. It’s a breeze to get started with the platform and there’s a free trial period of 14 days available. It’s also one of the longest-standing genealogy websites, so it’s pretty much perfected its user interface. It has the biggest set of records available online, which means that it provides plenty of opportunity for finding your ancestors. Founded in 1996, this Utah-based company is well-known in the genealogy world – and for good reason.
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