Hey guys can't wait to meet you all on Sunday, I hope you're all excited to learn and ready to go...I can't want to learn more about you all, see all your faces and learn your stories too. I hope you'll get something from the session see you all at 18:30GMT

Here we'll showcase your discoveries and little wins... 🏅Have you uncovered a new ancestor? 🏅Have you found photos? 🏅 Have you found a living relative you didn't know you had? 🏅 Have you found a famous relative? Let us showcase your new discovery so we can all celebrate your successes.

I've been using Ancestry for a couple of months, and one thing I'm curious about is the 'tree ratings'. I understand it's a score to tell you how accurate your tree is likely to be, and I realise if you have more documentary evidence (birth certificates, death certificates, etc) it will improve your score; but what else? What is it based on? How would you improve the score? And how would you read the scores? What score is 'ok'? Good? Professional? What score would have you say 'this tree is made-up fantasy'? 😂 (My tree recently went from 8.4 to 8.5.) Lots of questions there! Thanks!

Tell us a little bit about who you are, and where you're from and we want to know: 1. Who you’re researching 2. Where they’re from (if you know) 3. And what you’re stuck on (or hoping to learn) Ask a question, even if it's basic. There is no such thing as a silly genealogy question here!