the 1940 census release has definitely been one of the biggest highlights of the genealogical year. of course i am no stranger to participating in all the hype since i had some questions of my own that i thought this census would answer. four months after the release, i still have one question. where in […]
your “complete” is not my complete – 1940 census index race Read More »
since february 2012, i’ve been working with youth at mcclymonds high school and the weekend training academy for the second installment of the ancestral project. created in february 2011, the ancestral project is the brainchild of alameda county supervisor keith carson (district 5) and aims to teach youth the value of their family history, how
genes that run deep | ancestral project spring 2012 Read More »
i’m so behind on blogging, but there are good reasons why. there has been so much going on that i haven’t had the chance to update you. so, here goes!
expansion | front pages, cruises, and conferences = 2012 Read More »
A 3x great grandfather, and a freak accident in New Orleans.
Killed by a Bad Street Read More »
i am literally hours back in the u.s. after 10 days abroad. i was part of a delegation of 87 americans who traveled to cameroon as part of the ancestry reconnection program. the majority of us have dna that is traced back to a tribe in cameroon. this information was discovered using dna tests from
welcome, feature photography – my trip to cameroon Read More »
