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Archive for April 6th, 2011
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![An excellent article by Roberta Estes about using DNA testing in your ancestral quest. Click for full screen. [Esc] to return.](http://www.famhist.us/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/dna_helix-115x115.jpg "DNA Testing for Genealogy – What Can It Do For You")
DNA Testing for Genealogy – What Can It Do For You
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsAn excellent article by Roberta Estes about using DNA testing in your ancestral quest. Click for full screen. [Esc] to return. -
Roots Tech Conference Speaker–Chris van der Kuhl
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsChris van der Kuhl – CEO of BrightSolid – presentation at the RootsTech Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah in February 2011 Technorati Tags: RootsTech,Genealogy -
RootsTech Conference Speaker – Barry Ewell
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsBarry Ewell – speaks at the RootsTech Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah in February 2011 Technorati Tags: RootsTech,Genealogy -
RootsTech Conference Speaker – Curt Witcher
Posted on 6 April 2011 | 1 CommentCurt Witcher – speaks at the RootsTech Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah in February 2011 Technorati Tags: RootsTech,Genealogy -
RootsTech Conference Speaker – Brian Pugh
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsBrian Pugh – presentation at the RootsTech Conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah in February 2011 Technorati Tags: RootsTech,Genealogy -
RootsTech Speaker – Thomas MacEntee
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsThomas MacEntee – presentation at the RootsTech Conference held in Salt Lake City in February 2011. -
RootsTech Speaker – Jay Verkler – CEO FamilySearch
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No CommentsJay Verkler – President and CEO of FamilySearch International speaks at the Roots Tech Conference in Salt Lake City in February 2011. -
The Wonders of Aspirin – 1923
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Bikes, Carriages and Wagons ~ 1892 Transportation
Posted on 6 April 2011 | No Comments$90 for a Credenda Bicycle seems a little high in 1892 dollars, but the price was set and apparently paid. Of course, there was a nice selection of carriages and...
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