Mapping my Ancestor's ENTIRE Life with Google My Maps | Roam Your Roots 

No joke, Missourians are notorious about saying every "exotic" name wrong. Hahahaha

Thanks so much for sharing this. I've been doing this for EVER it is so revealing!!

This is such a great idea - the boarders here in the UK have moved so much over the years, this has given me a lot of new clues thanks!

Yes, someday. I have nearly finished gathering all documents on my great great great gma into a timeline. Then will use your tutorial to map her out. Thanks!

I don't know if you will see this given when your video posted but how do you superimpose anything on google maps? Do you have a video demonstrating that? Helpful video, great idea. Thanks so much

Thanks for this; I had had the idea of doing this, but hadn’t started yet.

I really liked this. I am considering starting a genealogy channel

Just found your channel: do you attach this map to your gma's page in Ancestry? Also, I've found formation information on a county's Wiki page. I've had a problem with some of my Arkansas relatives in Lafayette/Columbia Counties: their section moves back and forth between the two. Not sure what that's about but it is interesting. Also, a cemetery in Cerrogordo, OK, is now in Arkansas--that's thanks to satellite gps. My rental car's gps couldn't locate it, when I drove up, I found myself crossing the state line which had been relocated since my last visit, several years ago.

The Wall family of Amite County

Hi an interesting video. Check Wiki info. There were two Iron Townships in Missouri.

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