It’s National DNA Day
It’s April 25th and National DNA Day and the sales are fantastic. Here’s an overview of the sales available. AncestryDNA This just might be your best value. Purchase … Continue Reading →
Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
It’s April 25th and National DNA Day and the sales are fantastic. Here’s an overview of the sales available. AncestryDNA This just might be your best value. Purchase … Continue Reading →
This weekend, be sure to enter The DNA Angel Project™ Draw for a Family Tree DNA kit. Shop the Hound is giving away to one lucky winner; a Family Finder … Continue Reading →
Today would have been my mom’s 81st birthday. My mom; Eleanor Louise Thompson (nee Middlebrough) didn’t actually do genealogy but when I discovered my love of family history she was … Continue Reading →
(Roots Tech) Over the next few months, my store; Shop the Hound will be busy going to genealogy conferences. So why should you go to a genealogy conference? There are … Continue Reading →
It’s a brand new month and a great reminder time to back up your files and your photos. Today I’d like to talk about one of my favorite subjects; your … Continue Reading →
Free Recording Available I watched this webinar yesterday and I have to tell you that it was excellent. Even though I’d been part of the beta test group, there were … Continue Reading →
There’s nothing better than learning something new to enhance your genealogy education, and if it’s FREE that’s even better. This week I’d like to tell you about a couple of FREE … Continue Reading →
I’m a firm believer in collaboration and I’ve blogged about this on several occasions. Making an effort to connect with cousins is a way that you can extend your tree … Continue Reading →
It has nothing to do with the luck of the Irish, but it doesn’t hurt that it’s St. Patrick’s Day on Friday and Ancestry has decided to put their DNA … Continue Reading →
St. Patrick’s Day isn’t until this Friday, but I wanted to let you know that Findmypast is offering FREE access to their Irish records. You can access Findmypast’s Irish … Continue Reading →