Chromosome Mapping – Why Should You Do It?
I’ll be honest I’ve only played a little with chromosome mapping. The reason being is that I wasn’t sure if it would help me; especially with my Beaton/Batten Mystery. But … Continue Reading →
Tag: DNA
The Paul Fronczak Story
I think I first hear about the Paul Fronczak story on 20/20 back in 2013 and then again when I went on a DNA cruise and I first met CeCe … Continue Reading →
RootsTech 4 Day Pass – Our Last Giveaway Of The Year
If you can go to Salt Lake City on February 26-29, 2020, then you’ll want to enter our final DNA Angel draw of 2019. You could win a 4 Day … Continue Reading →
Back To Genealogy Basics
I’ve decided it’s time to take a good hard look at my genealogy. I know there are people out there that have been doing genealogy for years, and although I … Continue Reading →
I Always Love To Meet Cousins
When I went to RootsTech in London, I decided that if I was going to make the long trip to England that I was going to take the opportunity to … Continue Reading →
A Beaton/Batten Update
Over the past several years, I’ve been telling you the story of the Beaton/Batten mystery. If you want to catch up, you can find those posts HERE and HERE. So a couple … Continue Reading →
#RootsTechLondon Starts Now
Well, it doesn’t start right now, but it will begin in a couple of days. On October 24th, to be exact. If you can’t be in London then there are … Continue Reading →
Trick Or Treat
Boooooo!!! It’s October and time for the DNA Angel Project Draw. This month’s draw is for a collection of items. Once you’ve updated your DNA tree you’ll want to print … Continue Reading →
The Past Holds The Key To The Future
If you’ve seen my business card, you’ll know that it says something very similar to the title of this blog. My card says; “to know where we are going… we … Continue Reading →
The Road to RootsTech
RootsTech London is only a few weeks away, and I’m getting excited, and things got even better when I got the news yesterday that I’ve been chosen to be a … Continue Reading →