It’s a Girl
All kidding aside, what can mtDNA do for you? Well, it can help you find an unknown mother for your ancestor. Or if you’re not sure of your female origin … Continue Reading →
Tag: family history
Who’s Your Daddy? Or it’s a Boy…..
If you read my blog yesterday you will already know a bit about the Y-chromosome. YDNA will provide you with your direct line information as well as provide your … Continue Reading →
Is My DNA Showing?
15 years ago when I started on this journey into my family history , DNA was a relatively new thing. But now it’s one of the hottest topics in genealogy. … Continue Reading →
Have You Ever Not Liked Your Ancestor?
When I first started researching my family history there were ancestors that I already admired. For instance, my great-grandmother; Lily Shannon. I admired her because as the family story went she … Continue Reading →
Do You Have a Genealogy Will?
There have been many times that I’ve thought about what should happen to my research in the event of my death. In fact I’ve threatened, ok, strongly suggested, that my sons … Continue Reading →
The Storytellers
I come from a long line of storytellers. Most especially on my dad’s side of the family. I do know things about my mom’s side but my dad was always … Continue Reading →
I’m on a Hot Trail, That’s Only 100 years old
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve used that line. But when I do use it, it’s actually true. I’ll get caught up in a hunt and won’t get … Continue Reading →
X Marks the Spot
On a previous post I mentioned that you can learn so much as a genealogist. One of the things I mentioned was geography. It was a light-hearted post but now … Continue Reading →
You Will Learn So Much
I often tell people who I’ve learned so much from doing genealogy. Not just about my family but about geography, history, language, occupations and so much more. When you work … Continue Reading →
Ok it was like this….
If you’ve been doing genealogy for a while, and sometimes it doesn’t have to be that long, you know that you either are told or discover family secrets along the … Continue Reading →