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In my almost 30 years as a genealogical researcher, historian, and military researcher, I have often heard researchers talk about genealogy serendipity. Or how they sensed their ancestor wanted them ...
Over most of our families lies a blanket of shame created from generational military service or civilian participation in times of war, whether that participation is chosen or not. This blanket is oft...
Knowing your family's generational patterns and trauma can provide important insights into the context and circumstances in which your ancestors lived. Those insights may also provide awareness about ...
Are there people in your family that no one talks about? People who have been rejected or excluded, kept secret, or only whispered about? Did you know when this happens, it doesn't actually solve any ...
Healing is like peeling an onion. You go layer by layer. The same applies to locating information for our family history or doing our ancestral healing. I invite you to ask yourself, 'Am I skimming th...
What do you think of that title? Are you confused? Wondering what the heck that sentence means?
Do you have a child, teen, or young adult who is "different", diagnosed with ADHD or autism? A child th...
This morning over breakfast I flipped TV channels and caught half of the genealogy program, Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. I almost never watch these genealogy shows but this morning s...
