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The Genetic Genealogist Offers New E-book
The Genetic Genealogist is offering a new and e-book on how to interpret your DNA test results. It is free, and you can find out more here. Enjoy! Originally posted on March 15, 2008.… more →
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The Genetic Genealogist Offers New E-book
jesshistory2 wrote 1 month ago: The Genetic Genealogist is offering a new and e-book on how to interpret your DNA test results. It i … more →
Blue Eyes: Who Would Have Known?
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: Over the past several hours, genealogy blogs have been abuzz with the news that people with blue eye … more →
Congrats to Jasia!
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: I just want to say, “Congrats!” to Jasia, who won the free DNA test. You can read Blaine … more →
The Genetic Genealogist Hosts Contest For Free DNA Test!
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: I realize that other people have already posted about this contest in the past few days that Blaine … more →
Congragulations to Blaine Bettinger!
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: I just want to congratulate Blaine Bettinger for becoming a member of the Journal of Genetic Genealo … more →
Carnival of Genealogy Posted!
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: The Carnival of Genealogy has been posted at The Genetic Genealogist. The topic for the next carniva … more →
Forgot to Mention These Articles
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: I forgot to mention these articles a few days ago, when I wrote about other interesting articles. Th … more →
Not Sure if DNA testing would help me ...
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: Before I begin with my question, I just want to say that I have not exhausted all of the records ava … more →
Carnival of Genealogy Posted!
jesshistory2 wrote 2 months ago: The latest edition of the Carnival of Genealogy has just been posted. You can find it here. The next … more →
A Canadian Family M-Line: Eveline Melvina Luce
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evelynyvonnetheriault wrote 10 months ago: An M-line is a lineage built by beginning with a woman and tracing her line back mother-to-mother. … more →
Mamma-mia, I've got an M-line!
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evelynyvonnetheriault wrote 11 months ago: The notion of the M-line is relatively new to genealogy so I thought I would give you a little intro … more →
Who’s your Ur-mama?
Ron Pavellas wrote 1 year ago: In his book The Seven Daughters of Eve, scientist-author Bryan Sykes presents “the classificat … more →
open wide please
gen6tex wrote 2 years ago: I finally decided what I wanted for my birthday and since I was on my way to see the folks, I figure … more →
Introducing Jon Entine, Anthropology.net's new guest blogger
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Kambiz wrote 2 years ago: I want to introduce a new guest blogger here at Anthropology.net, his name is Jon Entine and he … more →
pondering family genes
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gen6tex wrote 2 years ago: Because I have been spending so much energy on this genealogy thing lately, I have not been attendin … more →
Learn More About Genetic Genealogy!
thegeneticgenealogist wrote 2 years ago: To learn more about genetic genealogy and to keep up-to-date on the latest developments in the field … more →
Genealogy and FamilyOrigin.net
familyorigin wrote 1 year ago: What is Genealogy ? Genealogy is the study and tracing of family lineages and history. Genealogical … more →
What Are You Doing With Your Government Rebate Check?
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missharleyquinn wrote 1 year ago: I tried to talk the IRS into keeping my check, letting me return it to them, even not taxing me if I … more →
