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My TOP 7 TIPS For Finding Old Photos of Ancestors.

If you are meeting a relative over the internet for the first time, send them pictures of your ancestors and ask them if they have any photos as well. I have learned that cameras do a better and quicker job than scanners. Always come prepared with a camera to take snapshots of everything. If you are meeting a relative in person for the first time, ask if they have any pictures or family records you could look at.

Start Sharing!! Share all your information first, and others will feel comfortable sharing their info with you.

I use Blogger to host my Family History site, Blogger is free, and it's owned by Google which means every post you make will be picked up by the Google search engine.

Because I have posted all the family photos to my family website, they are so grateful, and they share their photos with me in return. I have a new relative every week contact me about my family website and confirm that we are distant cousins. Get your information out there, so relatives can find you and share their photos when they find your website/blog.

Create a family history website or blog.You'll be amazed how many relatives you have out there once you start looking on this site. This is also how I found hundreds of living relatives. You can browse through and share millions of old photos from family members.

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Use even if it's only to sign up for a trial period of 14 days.

Even if you can't travel there, call up the local library and ask if you can have their old phone book and offer to pay the shipping. Every time I go on a Family History trip, I get a phone book from that city. It has worked every time for finding living relatives.

Get a local phone book where your ancestors lived.

I made sure to document all the pictures I photographed. On this trip, I was able to get many pictures of original photos of our ancestors. We also toured the city together like the old homestead of our GGG-Grandparents, we visited the courthouse, the Indiana State Library, the police department, the antique shop and local landmarks. While there, I met up with distant cousins for a day at the Cemetery.

Take a Trip! I went back to Hope, Indiana where my ancestors had lived for many generations.

Search Google Images Do a simple google search for the ancestor(s) that you are looking for and click on 'images' at the top so only google images show up, which speeds up the time and allows you to look through images only.

Do a search for one of your ancestors names and see who it pulls up. After a brief facebook conversation we confirmed that we are 5 cousins, and share the same GGG-Grandparents click here to read that first conversation between us. While I was searching for a sibling on Facebook, I came across a person with the same name as my brother that lived close to where my ancestors had lived. Use Google Social Networking Sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Flickr, Photobucket, blogs etc, to search for family members.

Find Distant Cousins!! One way to do this is through genealogical message boards found at I tracked down so many distant cousins on this site.