
DNA tests for Dogs
Many of us have taken DNA tests to explore our own family history, but what about our fur-family? In Australia, there are 2 companies that offer DNA testing for dogs,
Many of us have taken DNA tests to explore our own family history, but what about our fur-family? In Australia, there are 2 companies that offer DNA testing for dogs,
In the Charles Booth Archive, there is a map of London drawn in 1898 which highlights the extent of poverty in London. Charles Booth accompanied police officers on a tour of each district, street by street where they described the inhabitants, levels of poverty & crime and colour coded a map of streets from upper class & wealthy, down to lowest class to vicious, semi criminal. As my Crowder relations lived in London around this time, this seems to be a good topic to explore in the “MAPS” theme from #52ancestors this week. Could the reason they decided to relocate to the colonies be linked to changes in the social character of their neighbourhood?
Are you thinking of creating your own family tree, or considering a unique gift for someone interested in their own family history? Over the last 25 years, I have tracked
What if you were expecting to find royalty, but instead found your ancestors were in trouble with the law? You can still follow them through over 5 million records
Just as in the TV series, ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’, you can discover your own ancestry, and discover the history of your family through tracing historical records, that
The major difference between the Y-DNA test and the autosomal DNA test (like the Ancestry test, that most people start with) is that the Y-DNA test gives information about your
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What a great post. Those gravestones are absolutely magnificent. You must have been super happy to find them. I am…
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That’s a great story! How wonderful to find ancestors in newspapers!