A DNA story that reads like a movie script: two women adopted from Mumbai called each other Sis.
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@davisdna.bsky.socialA DNA story that reads like a movie script: two women adopted from Mumbai called each other Sis.
@davisdna.bsky.socialCurious how your farming ancestors actually raised livestock? Here's an AI-assisted look at 19th century pig and hog farming.
@davisdna.bsky.socialAnother well-documented in memoriam post, this time tracing William Thomas Johnson Sr. (1835-1918) through records.
@davisdna.bsky.socialThis week's roundup of genealogy blog posts and finds worth your time, curated by Genealogy a la carte.
@davisdna.bsky.socialA nice reminder that first cousins are often our earliest, built-in friendships - and a research angle worth exploring.
@davisdna.bsky.socialAn AncestryProGenealogists researcher on how AncestryDNA helps trace immigration stories to Australia and New Zealand.
@davisdna.bsky.socialA closer look at which parts of FamilySearch.org are actually AI-driven - worth a read as more genealogy tools lean on AI.
@davisdna.bsky.socialA research log walkthrough on the search for Cynthia Dillard's father - a good look at how professional genealogists document their work.
@davisdna.bsky.socialThe 1900 census asked mothers a question most researchers skim past - here's how comparing children born vs. living can reveal kids you never knew existed.
@davisdna.bsky.socialThe latest chapter in a family courtship story from 1918, built from letters and careful research.
@davisdna.bsky.socialA neat AI-assisted idea for mapping five generations of birthplaces at once, straight from a genealogy Facebook group.
@davisdna.bsky.socialA genealogist's tribute to Mrs. Kittie Keller Simpson (1868-1951) shows how much can be pieced together from records for one ancestor.
@davisdna.bsky.socialNew episode of The Genealogy Guys Podcast: Drew covers MyHeritage's new Y-DNA offerings and George highlights millions of newly available records.