The 2022 WikiTree Challenge: One star ... one tree ... one week ... what can we uncover? Up next: Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.

Member of the Week: Andrew Turvey leads the Norfolk Team for the England Project.

"Through WikiTree I've expanded into single place research — in my case Norfolk and Suffolk where many of my ancestors are from. It's a perfect platform to find and collect specialist local resources and work together on a common local tree."

Last week: Gina Meyers.

"I'd highly recommend joining a WikiTree Project. It's brilliant to be engaged with a group of people who are interested in the same things ... I've learned heaps from the people in the Palatine Migration, Ireland and Quaker projects, and am so grateful to have 'met' them ... Whatever your goals, everything is better with community."

[more members & member quotes]

GenealogyTV did a video tour: "How to Use WikiTree."

For another member's perspective, see the "Welcome to WikiTree" video series.

Here's a member's introduction in verse: "One tree, two tree ...".

"It's been wonderful to experience how collaborative genealogy in WikiTree makes all of us better genealogists. Collaboration on our shared ancestors encourages us to share information and to hold each other to high standards." —Ellen Smith
member since 2014

"Before WikiTree, I was skeptical and discouraged about big one-single-trees because there were (are) so many errors, but WikiTree is different because it's collaborative, genial and there are people available to help resolve any issues." — Roberta Estes, blogger