Jessica continues to talk with her guest about his ancestry. He discovered one thing that changed the rest of his life. He says why it’s so important to know where you came from and how it helps with your future.
At least 8 generations of soldiers fighting for their country. His father was an Admiral, his grandfather a great Admiral.
McCain looks like a rocket scientist compared to Obama’s family.
How about you, does it matter? Seems like a bit of a character test to most people, BTW.
I heard about a blood screening that can break down a persons ethnic ancestry, going back generations. Who does these tests and what is the cost?
Does anyone know where I can find a template (interactive or not) where I can create a large family tree and then download and save it as a file on my computer? It’s for a class and the end result needs to be sent to my professor through a file - NOT a link.
My family tree has 5 generations with two sides and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
PLEASE HELP!
Is it a better idea to start at the top, with older generations, or at the bottom, with my generation? Any tips would be great.
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Goin’ at it on paper just ain’t cuttin it anymore; I’ve even started using circles & squares and numbering them like a pedigree. Is there a place online where I can make my family tree? Or do you have tips for doing one on paper?
Have there been wars or work exchanges between the cultures? I am doing genelogy research and I am looking for historical information. This ancestry could date back hundreds of years possibly more.
I’d appreciate links, references to books for further reading.
Perhaps I have worded the question poorly, I am fine with Thai being in the mix-I am also part Hispanic. My ancestors seem to have "forgotten" anything but German ancestry or it wasn’t that important to them.
I am interested in finding how two cultures from far away lands have come together. I have researched and found very few answers.
I know the Thai mix would be prior to the 1800’s.
It sounds like know the occupations dating further back could help me pinpoint.
If it helps Indian Singapore is also listed but at it’s lower in percentage.
I thought Singapore is part of Thailand.
We can assume any traveling or intermarriage took place prior to 1800 probably we could be talking 1700 this is at least 7-8 generations ago
I’d like to create some kind of attractive, graphical family tree that is, in essence, a framable photo matte. I want to include photos of family members going back a couple generations. I want to make several copies of this…preferably at someplace like Kinkos. Affordability is key!
I would like to construct my own family tree electronically — I already have all the information I need going back 5 generations. However, I would like to enter all the information into a Microsoft Access database. Does anyone know of a free template that might exist? Thanks.