It’s May, It Must be Jennings Month
When I first started doing Genealogy I decided that I’d have a family of the month. What that meant was that you worked on one family for the month and … Continue Reading →
Don't Bark Up The Wrong Tree
When I first started doing Genealogy I decided that I’d have a family of the month. What that meant was that you worked on one family for the month and … Continue Reading →
When your just getting into your family history you don’t realize all the things you have available at your fingertips… well maybe they are tucked away in a drawer or … Continue Reading →
One thing that happened by taking up this hobby (obsession??) that I’d never thought of was that you meet new friends.. well in actual fact they are distance family. The … Continue Reading →
When you get the results from your autosomal DNA kit one of things you learn about is the X chromosome. X chromosome is one of the 23 chromosomes you obtain … Continue Reading →
My consultation was a great experience and was done very professionally. She sends you a link to have a go-to meeting and the entire session is recorded and you receive a … Continue Reading →
As I write this I am patiently waiting for my DNA consultation. Well I may be exaggerating a bit …. I never really wait patiently for anything. I met Diahan … Continue Reading →
I don’t usually blog on Sunday but today is special because it’s Mother’s Day. For me; today is a bit of a tough day because it is the first time that … Continue Reading →
At one point in my life I had this one terrible boss, but if he taught me nothing, he taught me the saying; “to assume makes an *ss out of … Continue Reading →
One technique that can help a genealogist is cluster genealogy. That’s where you not only look for your ancestors but you also look for extended family members, neighbours and friends. … Continue Reading →
When your start doing family history it’s also a good idea to try, and try is the optimum word, to stay organized.. I know at one point when I was starting … Continue Reading →