Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Make Them Count: Annie Springer'
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Ancestry says that 100 years ago, your grandmother did not have an equal right to vote, but you do. You can discover your grandmother's story and make her story count with Ancestry.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Dad's Eyebrows'
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Whether it's discussing how you come from a long line of haberdashers, naming your future child after your great-grandmother, or sharing how everyone in one particular Italian town has your dad's eyebrows, this genomics company says you can help your family discover their unique story with a gift from Ancestry.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Ireland 1953'
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While a woman reflects on a picture from Ireland in 1953, her grandson shows her another he found from the same time on Ancestry. She then is shown discussing those pictures at the dinner table with her family.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Passion for Social Justice: DNA Kit'
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Melissa learned things she never knew about her grandparents through Ancestry. Her grandfather was a federal judge in Guatemala and used his legal degree to help the voiceless. As a lawyer herself, she now realizes that she got her passion for social justice from him. Ancestry invites you to start for free and bring your own family history to life.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Moira: DNA Kit'
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Moira says that her grandfather had an amazing life, but Ancestry showed her so much more than she could have imagined. Her grandfather was born in a shack in Pennsylvania to immigrant parents from Italy -- but somewhere along way, that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful, mid-century American man. He had a whole life that Moira didn't know anything about; to her, he was just her beloved grandpa. Ancestry says you can bring your family history to life like never before
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Bring Stories to Life: Mike'
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Mike shares his experience using Ancestry. He says that the company has allowed him to bring all of the stories that he had heard about his family history to life with records of draft registration cards, census documents, and many more. Ancestry invites everyone to bring their own family histories to life like never before by going to its website.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Make Them Count'
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Ancestry asks who the women are who fought for you. Learning about their courage and grit inspires many women to pass it on to the women who are next. The genealogy company reminds you that 100 years ago, your grandmother did not have an equal right to vote, but you do, and the company encourages you to find your family's connection to the women's suffrage movement on Ancestry.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Reverend Banks, Descendant of Thomas Jefferson'
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Ancestry brought together some of the descendants of the men who signed the Declaration of Independence. Reverend Banks, a descendant of signer and President Thomas Jefferson, says that his ancestry makes him proud. Knowing how successful Jefferson was at many things in his life makes Banks feel like he should be able to tackle anything that comes his way.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Behind Every Question Is a Story'
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Ancestry says that behind every story is a question waiting to be answered. Like, why do you go to a particular house every year for the holidays? How did you find great-grandma's recipe? Who are you related to and do you actually know your heritage? Ancestry invites you to give the gift of discvoery this holiday season.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Passion for Social Justice'
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Melissa learned things she never knew about her grandparents through Ancestry. Her grandfather was a federal judge in Guatemala and used his legal degree to help the voiceless. As a lawyer herself, she now realizes that she got her passion for social justice from him. Ancestry invites you to start for free and bring your own family history to life.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Moira'
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Moira used Ancestry to learn about her beloved grandfather and uncovered amazing stories from his past. As a child of immigrants from humble beginnings, he eventually became the successful businessman his family knew and loved. Without Ancestry, Moira may have never known the mysteries of her grandfather's life or brought her family tree to life in such a surprising way.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Declaration Descendants: July 4th'
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While those who signed the Declaration of Independence have long ago passed, their legacy lives on through their descendants. Ancestry invited a group of individuals related to the Founding Fathers to read the iconic Declaration out loud in a room as they pose for a photo, recreating the infamous painting of the day it was signed.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Daddy: Peter'
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When a young man asks his mother who a family heirloom engraved with the name "Peter Samuel" belongs to, she doesn't know the answer. However, when the man's own daughter asks him the same question many years later, he's able to tell her with the help of Ancestry. Ancestry says that your family's story is waiting to be shared.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Daddy: Is that Where We're From?'
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A young girl perched in her father's lap notices the Ancestry map he has pulled up on his computer, and asks if that's where they're from. He answers that actually, they're from a lot of places, and zooms out to reveal all the different countries and cultures they come from. Ancestry says that your family's story is waiting to be shared, and that you can start your journey of discovery online on Ancestry's website.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Stories You Can't Wait to Share'
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"And then what happened?" That's the core of every question asked by this young boy as he grows up, from trying to pick out on a globe where their family's from, to wondering about the age of a relative in an old portrait photo, to even trying to determine if his grandparents eloped. So years later, when his daughter inevitably asks him the same question, he can finally give answers. Ancestry says that with their tools, you can turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to shar
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Father-Daughter Story'
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A dad and daughter sit by the window, and dad tells the history of the family starting with his daughter's third great grandparents.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Where We Come From'
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Ancestry says that when we learn where we come from, we learn a deeper story about ourselves. Whether you want to build your family tree, learn your full ethnicity or discover unknown ancestors, Ancestry says it helps you discover your unique story.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Three Generations Come Together'
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Three generations of women come together to explore their family history on Ancestry. They laugh and smile as they find old photographs of one another and uncover stories that haven't been shared in years. Ancestry says that the more you learn about your family history, the more you'll want to know.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'WWII Untold Stories'
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It's been 75 years since the end of World War II and many stories remain untold. Ancestry encourages you to find and honor your ancestors who served in World War II.
Ancestry TV Commercial, 'Greer: WWII'
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Greer discovered that her great aunt Ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for World War II. Greer found her great aunt's bravery eye-opening because Ruth was just 17 years old when she signed up. It's been 75 years since the end of World War II