After 92 years, the 1931 Census is here! 🎉

All 234,687 pages of the 1931 Census of Canada have been digitized and are available to the public: ow.ly/u9A050OBKM7

Are you looking forward to the upcoming release of the 1931 Census of Canada?

The #1931Census of Canada is COMING SOON!

We’re collaborating with Ancestry Canada and FamilySearch to enhance access to the census. Stay tuned for a fully searchable index later this year!

Here’s what we’re doing to bring you access this summer: ow.ly/gFlo50OvyFM

Have you explored your Traits through AncestryDNA®? Check out a preview of our newest one available tomorrow!

EXCLUSIVE: Ancestry.com feature tells you if your weird habits are the results of your DNA trib.al/6MZCyEE

Christine Lewis, who will be watching the #Coronation2023 with a G&T, cucumber sandwich and slice of Victoria sponge, discovered her connection to the crown though a combination of Family History research and a DNA test with Ancestry

When Matt Chorley and @MariellaF1 met Ancestry ProGenealogist Laura House on #TimesRadio for a breakdown of their DNA results, much mirth ensued, along with some fascinating shared roots.

Looks like good genes run in the family!

We're proud that in partnership with National Archives Australia, we are able to share this fascinating collection of WWI records now available on Ancestry.com.au

Today Ancestry published our second annual Impact Report, underscoring our commitment to corporate responsibility: ancestry.com/corporate/annu…

Delighted to share the news we have been awarded the contract to digitize the MOD service personnel records with The National Archives!

We're so excited to launch Storymaker Studio, which makes it easier than ever to turn your stories, combined with personal family memories and heirlooms, into engaging, shareable content. Don't forget to create your #MyAncestryStory on Ancestry now!

Some cool stuff going on at RootsTech this year! Check out just a part of it and read this article I wrote about Ancestry’s new Storymaker Studio.

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.Ancestry's new “Storymaker Studio,” is a “one-stop destination to create, tell, preserve and share your family history stories” by uploading voice recordings, editing and enhancing photos and all-new story prompts. | By Rebecca Olds

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It's our birthday! Today marks the 40th anniversary of Ancestry - 40 years and infinite stories of personal discovery through family history. Follow along with us this year as we honor key moments in Ancestry’s history. #WeAreAncestry

Ancestry.com donates 2,500 DNA kits to help Holocaust survivors find relatives timesofisrael.com/ancestry-com-d…

'I have the genetic markers associated with caffeine consumption, which means I share genes in common with people who were found in a study to drink a lot of caffeine' 🤯☕️

One writer tried a DNA test... and the results are incredible 👀

Holocaust survivor's crucial documents found on Ancestry bit.ly/3jcTrwG Via @LizBraunSun

Sarah Hyland is the latest to discover that her family tree is more interesting than anything you could put in a Hollywood script.

An Ancestry webseries is digging up some surprising truths about the family histories of some famous faces.

The holidays are a time for reconnecting with family. It may just be the right time to reconnect with your roots and lineage through DNA testing and genealogy research.

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