Tuesday, May 13, 2014. Saturday was the fourth and final day of our National Genealogical Society 2014 Conference in Richmond, Virginia. My dear friend Rhonda Holden had to leave for home Saturday morning. We learned that class is a group sharing the same economic group.

Years ago I started creating genealogy related playlists on YouTube. I update them about twice a year. There are so many free tutorials available. Take advantage of them! To go to the playlists click HERE. A common DNA misconception is that you and your sibling will have the same autosomal DNA results. I have no idea where this myth came from but here are some examples showing how not true it is. On the left is me and on the right is my brother.

Genealogy and Technology, explored. The topic is Cemetery Crowdsourcing for Genealogy, adapted from the talk I gave at RootsTech.

Saturday, September 9, 2017. Learning About the Music Our Ancestors Heard, Played, and Sang. I have found several record stores that stock this kind of music.

Turning over and preserving family history from one generation to the next. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Recently Dear Myrtle finished up a study group called The Written Conclusion based on chapter 7 of Thomas W. This post is the revision to the original draft. He also made a s.

Finding ancestors one step at a time. Under 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks Challenge. I entered Charlotte Poppa into the form on FamilySearch. org and retried the search with various pieces of information each time. I thought maybe I would come across a marriage record. Surprisingly, Lottie Riesenburg t.

A blog about all things of interest in genealogy and family history from the team at the Genealogical Society of Queensland. Monday, 17 August 2015. I decided to share another of my poems this month. He stole butter, sugar, a carton. Of eggs and sixteen oranges. And was let off with a note.