How I Use Holiday Traditions for Genealogy Research

Have you considered your holiday traditions as valuable sources for genealogy research? In this video, I’m sharing 5 actionable tips to document and uncover genealogy clues using your family’s holiday traditions.
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[@ellensippel8413]

Merry Christmas Lisa!!! Thank you for sharing such great ideas. I especially love a family history night. Since my family lives in diverse locations, we may do this as a zoom-call. I know some platforms allow for the sharing of notes and photos.

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Merry Christmas Madam 💐🎄🎂🎉🎊🙏

[@VincenzoCapodivento-kl1ek]

Ciao sono kevin ho un gruppo triangolazione su mhyeritage tra loro e con me.i segmenti triangolati sono io e due matches ha volte e 8cM poi ha volte e 8cM ha volte e 7,5cM ma quando inserisco 7 matches nel browser cromosomi di mhyeritage il segmento triangolati diventa 7,1cM cosa vuol dire?queste corrispondenza hanno in comune tra loro gruppi genetici della popolazione dei rom cosa vuol dire?