Ancestry.com has added some new options to their wildcard search features, giving your even more possibilities of finding that elusive ancestor.
The search engine will now allow you to begin a name with a wildcard, although it does not allow wildcards at both the beginning and end of the name. There must still be at least three non-wildcard characters entered in the name field.
To see more detail, or learn more about how to make the most of wildcard searches, see the Ancestry.com blog.
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