From: Keith_Nuttle@sbcglobal.net   
      
   On 4/12/2019 5:09 AM, MB wrote:   
   > On 11/04/2019 22:44, Keith Nuttle wrote:   
   >>  From what I have read the only way to do this efficiently is to   
   >> download both trees into your computer's genealogy software.  Once   
   >> both are on your computer you can and merge Tree A into Tree B.  Once   
   >> you are happy with Tree B,  you can sync it with Ancestry.  After   
   >> while, Tree A from Ancestry.   
   >   
   > I don't think everything from the online is downloaded when you save as   
   > a GEDCOM (I think the only way you can download).  But I suppose you   
   > could you through each person and import between trees afterwards to   
   > make sure you have everything.   
   >   
   >   
   When I said Download it did not mean to download the gedcom, but to   
   download the tree into the genealogy program directly. again Family Tree   
   Maker and Roots Magic both can do that.  ie an enormous sync.   
      
   I do the same as Ruth does, only use Family Tree Maker as my primary   
   genealogy program.  ALL of the documents impacting my tree are saved on   
   my computer as PDF files.   My online tree has not been updated, since   
   September. While it has caught many DNA matches, I believe only one or   
   two actually extended my tree. the rest of the matches only confirmed   
   what I already knew from the documentation.   
      
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