Genealogist for hire Newsletter April 18, 2020 - DancestorsGenealogy.com
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Genealogist for hire Newsletter April 18, 2020

18 Apr Genealogist for hire Newsletter April 18, 2020

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Good Morning!

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Can DNA Predict Fishing?

I find it most amazing when I am able through DNA and investigation to find someone’s birth parents to see how their ancestor’s DNA shows up in their choice of careers and their areas of interest.

One of my client’s that loves to fish only had one picture of their father, and one picture of their grandfather, who they didn’t know much about. Of course, both of those pictures had them posing with a fish they had caught.

Even better as I worked their line (pun intended), I found out that one of their ancestors was Benjamin Cave Milam, who was not only a Mexican War hero, he was a jeweler, watchmaker and the manufacturer of highly coveted fishing reels marked as the “Frankfort, Kentucky reel” and the “B.C. Milam reel”. These reels were used by three presidents of the United States, Grover Cleveland, William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt.

Find out which of your ancestors, were interested in the same things you’re interested in by reaching out to Dancestors at 214-914-3598!

 

There Are Great Pictures in your Family!

Let Dancestors help you find your family’s best shots (pun intended).

Just for fun, how would you caption, this picture? Send your caption to me at , and we’ll publish them in the next newsletter, and see who can be the most clever!

 

Does Vanity Cause Us to be More Susceptible to Viruses?

There are lots of recommendations being made today about washing our hands, not touching our face, and now wearing facemasks in public. If you go back in time, people didn’t use to pluck or even trim their nose hairs, besides not being as concerned about appearances as we are today, it was also because they knew that they served a purpose when you were trying to prevent dust and even disease from entering your respiratory tract.

Now, no one is saying you should be Rosannadanna and consider braiding your nose hair, but for the time being it might be better to trim rather than pluck your nose hairs.

https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2011-12/fyi-whats-point-nose-hair/
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/nose-hair-safari-infographic/
It’s a great time while we’re all sidelined to get started on your family history book. With being the first Americans to be quarantined in mass, you will be part of your family’s legacy, let’s find out what came before your moment in history. Call Dancestors at 214-914-3598

 

Using DNA to Find Our Ancestors Final Resting Place!

Anonymous no more: combining genetics with genealogy to identify the dead in unmarked graves.

In Quebec, gravestones did not come into common use until the second half of the 19th century, so historical cemeteries contain many unmarked graves. Inspired by colleagues at Barcelona’s Pompeu Fabra University, a team of researchers in genetics, archaeology, and demography from three Quebec universities conducted a study in which they combined genealogical information from BALSAC (a Quebec that is the only one of its kind in the world) with genetic information from more than 960 modern Quebecers in order to access the genetic profile of Quebec’s historical population.

Read in SCIENMAG: https://apple.news/AYS7s3-hhR_-mIOcUi9Dasg

Call Dancestors to have us discover your ancestor’s final resting place!

 

Why Dancestors?

Discovering your family’s legacy can be exciting! But it can also be time-consuming, overwhelming and confusing. Dancestors can help you make sense of that disorganized box of family pictures by bringing them to life and telling their story.

Let Dancestors provide historical insight that culminates in an elegant book that helps you and your family understand who you are today based upon where you came from. Your family ancestry will be preserved for future viewing by creating an eternal and dynamic source of knowledge and legacy for generations to come.

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