by AGS Member Lark M. Robart Recently, I’ve been hearing and reading that it’s possible to find family-related items on eBay just by searching either on a surname or location. So I thought I’d give it a try. I didn’t have much luck searching on surnames but I did have some luck searching on place names. […]
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by AGS Member Laura Weber Like so many at the start of the pandemic, my time at work was a little less while my time at home was a great deal more – a genealogy hobbyist’s dream! I started to explore opportunities to expand my training and education and in addition to countless webinars, I
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by Lark M. Robart Over the last few years, since I “retired” and have more time for reading, I’ve learned that historical nonfiction books are a great way to help fill in the blanks of our ancestor stories. Let me give you a few examples. The Conquest of the Missouri by Joseph Mills Hanson My great
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by Louise Rosett For the May Quarterly, I wrote an article describing how Visual Phasing could help you learn which grandparent contributed their DNA to each segment of your chromosomes. I have spent several months working on Phasing my chromosomes. I tried phasing using the semi-automated method demonstrated by Andy Lee on YouTube. I also
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