This overview discusses key record collections for tracing African American ancestry, challenges and strategies for working with enslaved ancestors, and how DNA testing can help connect to African origins.
I am Giving Two DNA Talks at Yorba Linda Public Library in March & April
Are you new to DNA testing, just curious, or still on the fence? Perhaps you tested a while ago but need a refresher? Join me in beautiful Yorba Linda for the first Monday evening of the next two months.
If You Are a California-Based Genealogist, Make Sure You Have a Yorba Linda Public Library eCard
Are you a genealogist who resides in California? Yorba Linda Public Library’s eCard is a relatively unknown super convenient gem for genealogists, other researchers, and lifelong learners.
Moved to February 19th: My VGA Hispanic SIG on Search and Documentation Strategies for Hispanic Names
The January launch of my new Hispanic SIG for VGA was moved from January to February. You still have time to register and join us!
VGA’s January 15th’s Hispanic Online SIG: Search and Documentation Strategies for Hispanic Names
Like many cultures, Hispanic countries (we’re including Spain) have traditional naming conventions. Understanding these well will make you much more successful when researching and documenting your ancestors.
Announcing My Monthly Hispanic SIG with the Virtual Genealogical Association
Our goal is that this SIG will help you advance your Hispanic research from the comfort and convenience of your home or wherever you have an internet connection. Join us on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Pacific).