This is it! The final installment of our Family Reunion Planning blog series. This blog will wrap up details to planning the perfect family reunion. You have the who, when and how…. but where is the where? The “where” is right here to provide the details to think about when trying to determine the best location and place to hold your family…
It’s 2018 and we are learning more than ever from our DNA. We are learning about our medical background, genetic traits, heritage and finding distant relatives. Here’s a summary of what we know about DNA testing for genealogy so far.
There are many ways to organize ancestors in reports. In this blog from December 2016, we cover two numbering systems; Register and SOSA. Now, let’s review the Ahnentafel Ancestor Table, German for ancestor table.
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Today we observe the Mexican Army’s unlikely victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla, on May 5, 1862. As we continue to celebrate and learn about heritage and cultures from around the world, it makes sense to mention Cinco de Mayo and its historical significance to the Latin culture.
We often find the need to locate genealogical records that go beyond Ancestry.com, FamilySearch and many other sites that provide access to databases. That doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with those websites, there is just soooo much information out there that has yet to be found. Some of these databases could be more local to you than you…
