Ancestry.com in the News

	Family Trees Found Online Nov 25, 2006 — CBS Saturday Early Show AOL's advisor Regina Lewis demonstrates how you can trace your ancestors online. FULL story
	Immigrant Passenger Logs Now Onlie Nov 10, 2006 — Jennifer Viegas — Discovery Channel Ancestry.com's new U.S. passenger list collection contains more than 100 million names, from Albert Einstein to Hillary Clinton's grandfather. FULL story
	Diane Sawyer Finds She's a True Kentucky Woman Nov 3, 2006 — ABC Good Morning America GMA anchor Diane Sawyer discusses her proud Appalachia past. FULL story
	Robin Roberts Finds Strong Tradition in Southern Roots Nov 2, 2006 — ABC Good Morning America GMA anchor Robin Roberts takes a walk backward through time as she learns more about her family's southern past. FULL story
	Chris Cuomo Traces Roots Back to Italy Nov 1, 2006 — ABC Good Morning America GMA anchor Chris Cuomo discovers his family's rich Italian heritage. In fact, one of Cuomo's living relatives is an actual pizza historian. FULL story
	Sam Champion Traces Roots Back to the Old Sod Oct 26, 2006 — ABC Good Morning America GMA anchor Sam Champion learns his family hails from County Cork, Ireland. FULL story
	Genealogy for the Living, the Dead, the Far Away Oct 9, 2006 — Bob Tedeschi — New York Times Ancestry.com is described as an up-and-coming social networking site, especially with its new tree-building features introduced last July. FULL story
	Building a Family Tree Using an Upgraded Site Online Sep 6, 2006 — Walter S. Mossberg and Katherine Boehret — Wall Street Journal Mossberg and Boehret give Ancestry.com a try and discuss its online content as well as brand-new tree-building reatures. FULL story
	In Politics, Some Ties Are by Blood Jul 3, 2006 — Jennifer Viegas — Discovery Channel The U.S. Federal Census Collection, online at Ancestry.com, reveals a connection between President George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. FULL story
	Digitizing the Entire U.S. Census Jun 26, 2006 — Bloomberg Radio Bloomberg Radio interviews Tim Sullivan on the U.S. Federal Census Collection, now completely digitized and available online at Ancestry.com. FULL story
	New Ways to Dig for your Roots Online Jun 22, 2006 — Jessica E. Vascellaro — Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal takes a look at the new online U.S. Federal Census Collection available at Ancestry.com. The Collection includes all publicly available U.S. federal census records. FULL story
	Ancestry.com Adds U.S. Census Records Jun 22, 2006 — Clarissa Striker — Associated Press Ancestry.com's new online U.S. Federal Census Collection includes 540 million names and spans 1790 to 1930, making the collection invaluable to Americans looking to discover more about their roots. FULL story
	Online Census Data is Genealogy Treasure Trove Jun 20, 2006 — Benjamin Pimentel — San Francisco Chronicle According to one 1930 census record, Tom Hanks' grandfather was a "squirrel inspector." This is just one of the tidbits you can learn in the U.S. Federal Census Collection available on Ancestry.com. FULL story
	Tom Hanks' Squirrelly Past: Celeb Family Secrets Jun 20, 2006 — Buck Wolf — ABC News ABC News discusses some of the surprising finds revealed in a few celebrity family trees that Ancestry.com uncovered using the online U.S. Federal Census Collection. FULL story
	'African American Lives' Feb 1, 2006 — The Washington Post Leslie D. Farrell from the PBS Show 'African American lives' suggests going to Ancestry.com for help with African American research. FULL story
	The Latest Software Jan 1, 2006 — PC Today Great review of Family Tree Maker 2006, describing the new features such as websearch. FULL story
	Fun Site of the Day: Ancestry.com Jan 1, 2006 — PC Today Ancestry.com site review explaining how to get started. FULL story