Genealogy Round Up, January 13
111-year-old Syracuse Irish woman the longest-living person in Irish history. Shame on us that we can't find the funding to protect our history!
111-year-old Syracuse Irish woman the longest-living person in Irish history. Shame on us that we can't find the funding to protect our history!
"Vanished" - Sharon and I researched four of the fellows mentioned for JPAC. Breast cancer - "How Genealogy Saved (or Significantly Changed) My Life".
We've been DNA testing for 13 years with minimal hiccups, so it needs to be regulated, eh?
93-year-old goes to Ellis Island to learn about her mother's journey to America, family portrait of flood victim finds its way back home and 2 DNA stories.
DNA Stories: A Tale of Two Sisters (VIDEO)
Video illustrating a clever use of mtDNA testing to solve family history mystery. DNA Stories: Tale of Two Sisters. Happy 5th anniversary Unclaimed Persons!
This video will be of interest to folks who are into genetic genealogy. It features a clever use of mtDNA testing to get past a long-standing brick wall.
What do Kelly Clarkson and Christina Applegate have in common? Does Jon Stewart look like his great-grand-uncle?
When a Genealogy Hobby Digs Up Unwanted Secrets, Video - DNA Testing and Michelle Obama's Roots - Five generations, from slavery to the White House
Tracing Your Roots Via DNA Testing Is Getting Cheaper and Easier, Hey, America, Your Roots Are Showing with Megan Smolenyak