Further Adventures in Genealogical Bioinformatics: What’s Next? by Arun Konanur – For genetic genealogy geeks who want a peek at the future – especially for dealing with endogamy.
Cpl. Robert C. Pierce – Welcome home, CPL Robert Clark Pierce. Honored to have researched your family (2017). Closest relatives were 1C1R! #Hero #WWII
From America to Israel and Back Again – Way back in the day, I wrote a column for Ancestry Magazine called “Found,” and I thought it would be fun to share some of them again – partly because it can be interesting to see how genealogical research was done in the not-too-distant past and partly because there still may be some resources and techniques that could come in handy today. I hope you’ll enjoy the first of these below – one which originally appeared in May-June 2006.
My family’s oldest photograph has been preserved by our National Archives for 137 years. Now the building that holds them is being emptied. – I am beyond worried about this.
Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash
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