Tuesday, October 10, 2017

This and That


A regular feature of this blog will posts of items that come to my attention.  Here it is "This and That", thanks to our own Cheryl and Judy S. plus The Legal Genealogist Judy Russell .


Announcements:

PBS Finding Your Roots Tonight.  Some of us thought last week's show was really great with Bernie Sanders and Larry David.  It's online at pbs.org.

  • Tues., Oct. 10, 2017, 8 p.m. ET: “Unfamiliar Kin” with Fred Armisen, Carly Simon and Christopher Walken



We are happy to announce that registration for the 2017 Washington Family History is open and live!  It's free.  A full day of classes and great for beginners.
The event will be at the Bellevue Stake Center on Main Street on Saturday, November 4th, 2017.  Directions and more information, including instructor and class details are available at: https://wafamilyhistory.com.




From our own Judy S.  "Residents of this quintessential English village thought they were 100% British. Then they took a DNA test"

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/cotswolds-village-residents-dna-tests-not-british-gloucestershire-bledington-western-european-a7886541.html






A "great story" from Cheryl:  Many posts tracing an adoption journey.

myelusivehistory.blogspot.com
Breathe. This is it. Only once before in my life had I been in this position. I looked down at the quickly, but carefully
 jotted down multi numerical international ...



Judy Russell on the Legal Genealogist:    You may not be thinking about what will happen to all your hard work when you are gone, but it does take some planning.

www.legalgenealogist.com
Designate a beneficiary “Test the oldest generation first” is the
 standard advice everyone — The Legal Genealogist included —
gives when it comes to DNA testing.

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