February 27, 2026 Approximately five million American men served in World War I. By the time the war ended in November of 1918, over two million of them had reached Europe. That means many genealogists today have grandfathers or great-grandfathers who served. In addition, we may have great uncles and cousins who served. Some …
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RootsTech 2026 Schedule: Online and In-Person Sessions Plus Book Signing – You’re Invited!
RootsTech is right around the corner. Like always, there’s so much energy swirling around RootsTech, whether you’re attending in person or virtually. I can hardly wait! If you’re attending RootsTech in Salt Lake City, I hope we have the opportunity to connect. Please be sure to say hello. I have a few DNAeXplain badge ribbons …
MyHeritage Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) Results and Comparison
I’m excited to receive my low-pass whole-genome sequencing test results from MyHeritage. When MyHeritage initially introduced their new test, I wrote about what that means in the article, MyHeritage Introduces a Low-Pass Whole Genome Autosomal DNA Test and Why It Matters. In that article, I said I was ordering a WGS test and would publish …