DNA for genealogy or anthropology is not just about finding the ancestors, their information and rellies - it is about going to visit people and places from the cemetery down the street to the archives in any country in the world or the Ice-Age art of the caves of southern France and northern Spain. I … Continue reading Ice-Age Ancestors Tour ~ And The Winners Are… Google – Ring – Jif – Izod – Travelon & Hotel Palacio de Trasvilla
Some days the task of volunteering on the Find A Grave website feels like a burden -- days when it's not just trying to add memorials and gravesites for posterity, but recording the death of a friend - of family. Like mother or sister or friend -- Gee Gee, Georgie Anne Geyer. She loved genealogy … Continue reading Making The FindAgrave Memorial… Farewell This Stardust Gee Gee
Part -1 ~ The Overview Wikipedia Prof saxx [Public domain] / to D48, 24620 Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil, France What do Genevieve von Petzinger, Jean Manco and Alex Shoumatoff all have in common? Contributed to the itinerary of the trip... more people to name and credit - with response. With the research of Dai and my haplogroups, we are … Continue reading The Tour ~ Cave Doodles And Spanish Spas ~ In The Footsteps Of Our Ice-Age Ancestors
Coming Soon! The itinerary is being planned - and I am carrying DNA kits with me. Wikipedia Prof saxx [Public domain]
And so the world goes round, and there is no shortage of people. How many of us have asked relatives to upload their DNA to sites for family genealogy research or even asked other people to test who have never tested anywhere before? DNA for genealogy has become like sharing of family photos and ancestral … Continue reading Be Fruitful And Multiply ~ DNA & Genealogy People Are Pushy – At The Speed of 5g LTE – Test DNA Everywhere
Cherie Lynn's Herstory 