Genealogy & DNA News

I was going to write another post about artificial intelligence this week, but there was too much news that I decided to postpone the AI post until next week. (If … Continue Reading →

DNA and Genealogy In February

This graphic was created using Cosmic Dream on ChatGPT using the prompt “DNA and Genealogy,” then I added my own text. February is a busy month, especially if some of … Continue Reading →

Too Many Tabs Tuesday

The tools and tabs listed here may not be new to you, but they are new to me, or I’ve forgotten them and found them again, lol. This post and … Continue Reading →

It’s Not Me, It’s My DNA Cousins – How the 23andMe Data Breach Affects Me

On October 6, 23andMe shared a press release disclosing that the company “recently learned that certain 23andMe customer profile information that they opted into sharing through our DNA Relatives feature … Continue Reading →

Do You Collaborate On Genealogy?

A few weeks ago, I asked how you share your genealogy with family. But this week, I’m wondering about collaboration. In my family, I have a few interested in genealogy, … Continue Reading →

How To Keep Family In The Loop About Your Discoveries

A couple of weeks ago, I posted on my weekly post, “Asking For A Friend,” how people share their discoveries with family. Kathryn said she had a blog like mine … Continue Reading →

Too Many Tabs Tuesday

The tools and tabs listed here may not be new to you, but they are new to me, or I’ve forgotten them and found them again, lol. This post and … Continue Reading →

How To Keep Your Matches Organized

Last week, my blog was about whether your cousins added up and the Leeds Method. You can catch up on that blog HERE. This week, I want to talk about … Continue Reading →

Three Days At #RootsTech2023 – Uniting

It’s March 6th, and my feet are still tired. I got home Saturday from three days at #RootsTech2023 and logged 46,538 steps. I’m not complaining because I try to get … Continue Reading →

Five Last-Minute Gifts You Can Buy The Genealogist In Your Family

As we get closer to Christmas, there is a mad rush to figure out what to buy that hard-to-buy person in your family. But if your hard-to-buy person is a genealogist, I’ve got your back. Continue Reading →