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I've encountered conflicting explanations of the dates listed in the German WWI Casuality lists - Verlustlisten. My information is from Vol. 1918_XVI, List #2145, List Date: 9 Oct 1918. The soldier I'...
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My biological parents gave birth to 9 children. When my birth father died, the 4 youngest children (including me) were put up for adoption and our names were changed. (4 different adoptive families)
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As a follow-up to the Q&A on Generational Loss of Data with DNA Testing, which described generational detail loss really well for Autosomal, I am now looking for a calculation or some basic ...
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I know that some families have 'family plots' and cemeteries on private land, but there are so many cemeteries open to the public - Am I allowed to just take a photo of any tombstone and publish it ...
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Are there statistics of "name ambiguity?
For example, how many people share the same full name on average?
This would be particularily interesting per country.
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Suppose Mary A marries John B and then (after his death or divorce) she marries James C.
Rightly or wrongly my impression is that conventional practice in GEDCOM based programs is to record only ...
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I ordered a family DNA test from Ancestry.com and sent it in for lab processing, they received it and the web page shows:
Test in Process: Lab processing began on 02/26/2015
It is now four days ...
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I have been using Ancestry.com for years. A year back I submitted my DNA test. I have had quite a few matches that land in the distant relative to 3rd or 2nd cousin range.
Recently, I was notified ...
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I wasn't expecting to find this when I received a marriage certificate in the post today.
The year of marriage is 1877 in the registration district of Exeter.
Mary Ann Vickery, age 22 which make her ...
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