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Episode 76 – 2016, February 8
Posted in Genealogy News Tagged with: 1930, A. J. Jacobs, African-American, Amy Johnson Crow, Amy Rees Anderson, Ancestor Cloud, Ben Bennett, Canada, China, Craig Roberts Scott, Daily Pennsylvanian, David Bradford, David Isay, Dennis Brimhall, Doris Kerns Goodwin, Family Tree Builder, Family Tree Maker, FamilySearch, FindMyPast, Fold3, Forever, global family reunion, heart, Innovator Showdown, Ireland, Irish census, Irish Roman Catholic, Isle of Man, Josh Davis, Joshua Taylor, JRNL, Judy Russell, Legacy Republic, Library of Congress, Library of Virginia, Long Lost Family, Love Taza, marriage, Michael Leavitt, MyHeritage, Naomi Davis, NEHGS, New York Times, Norfolk, Paul Williams Madison, Pennsylvania, Randy Seaver, RootsMagic, RootsTech, Samuel Lowe, Scotland, Smithsonian, South Australia, Steve Rockwood, Story Corps, Studio, TapGenes, Tasmania, The History Project, TimesMachine, TLC, Twile, Ulster, Virginia Untold, Your Family History, Your Family Tree
Episode 62 – 2015, May 21
Wednesday Presentation of Awards-Opening Session Jamboree 2015 Live Streaming – Help Us Spread the Word! RIP Sorenson – A Crushing Loss FamilySearch Adds More Than 5.8 Million Indexed Records and Images for Australia, Canada, Hungary, Russia, South Africa, and the United…
Posted in Genealogy News Tagged with: Ancestry, AncestryDNA, Belgium, Canada, Catholic parish registers, civil registration, DearMyrtle, Drouin Institute, Essex Ancestors, FamilySearch, FindMyPast, GenealogyBank, global family reunion, Ireland, Jamboree, LAC, Missouri, National Library Ireland, NGS 2015, NGS2015, PRDH, Quebec, SMGF, Sorenson, Texas, World War I
Episode 61 – 2015, March 20
The Global Family Reunion Festival 23andMe Turns DNA Data Into Drugs in Startup’s Latest Twist Collecting Sharing Information for Known Relationships Lets All Help Collect DNA Statistics FamilySearch Adds More Than 2.2 Million Indexed Records and Images to Australia, Philippines,…
Posted in Genealogy News Tagged with: 23andMe, AARP, adoption, AJ Jacobs, AncestorCloud, Ancestry, Armchair Genealogist, Australia, Blaine Bettinger, British Newspaper Archive, Charting Companion, Claire Santry, Colorado, Crestleaf, DNA, Eternal Reminder, Familia, Family, Family History Writing Studio, FamilySearch, FGS, FindMyPast, Freebase, Genentech, Genetic Genealogist, Geni, global family reunion, HeritageQuest Online, Indiegogo, Iowa, Ireland, Irish Genealogical Research Society, Irish Genealogist, Irish Genealogy Clerk Service, Irish Genealogy News, IrishNewsArchives, IrishNewspapers.com, Kitty Cooper, Library and Archives Canada, Life’s Journey Game, Louisiana, Lynn Palermo, me, Missouri, Pfizer, PlaceMyPast, Progeny Genealogy, Proquest, Queensland, Richard Scheller, RootsTech, ScotlandsPeople, Scrambled Tree Game, Seeking Michigan, Southern California Genealogy Jamboree, SVG, Timeline Research, Ulster Historical Foundation, WorldWide Arbitration Event
Episode 52 – 2014, October 15
Family History Month at AmericanAncestors.org Global Family Reunion Blog Jane Wilcox Forget-Me-Not Hour The Global Family Reunion with AJ Jacobs October is also American Archive month 23andMe Announces New Service for Canada Who are the Welsh? Mass genetic testing to…
Posted in Genealogy News Tagged with: 23andMe, AfriGeneas, APG, Australia, Branch Out, Canada, chicagoancestors.org, Cymru, Evidentia, family history month, FamilySearch, familytreenow.com, FGS, Finding Your Roots, FindMyPast, Findmypast First, GenealogyBank, German-American Genealogist Podcast, global family reunion, Halifax, Hawaii, Illinois, Irish Genealogy Podcast, Mocavo, Montana, MyHeritage, Ohio, Pennsylvania, RootsIreland, ScotlandsPeople, South Korea, Tennessee, Virtual Institute, Welsh, Yorkshire
Episode 50 – 2014, September 14
Images from 500 years of books are now on Flickr — and they could change the way we see books permanently Flickr: Internet Archive Book Images WORLD EXCLUSIVE: Jack the Ripper unmasked: How amateur sleuth used DNA breakthrough to identify…
Posted in Genealogy News Tagged with: 2015 Legacy Genealogy Cruise, Ancestry, Ashkenazi Jews, BIFHSGO, British Newspaper Archive, Carl Sandburg Institute of Genealogy, Colorado, Digital War Memorial, Ellis Island, Family Tree DNA, FamilySearch, FGS, Find A Grave, Finding Your Roots, FindMyPast, Flickr, global family reunion, Internet Archive, ISGS, Jack the Ripper, Lisa Louise Cooke, MacBridge, Mayo, National Archives Virtual Genealogy Fair, North Carolina, Photogrammar, Poetry Challenge, RootsMagic, The Genealogy Event, The Master Genealogist, Virtual Institute of Genealogical Research, Wicklow
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