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My genealogy blog is old enough to drive 🚗 . It launched in 2008, originally called “Journey into Genealogy”, one decade after I started family tree research in 1998.

At the time, I was living in Chicago, which is mixed into the content at the start. Since then, I moved to New York City where I worked as a journalist, traveled to Europe, self-published a book 📖, returned home to Buffalo, and re-launched the blog after a hiatus.

What better way to commemorate this 16-year milestone than a list of the top 16 blog posts, ranked? It’s a good way to resurface some gems 💎 before we head into the new year:

  1. How I Learned My Parents Are Distantly Related 👩‍❤️‍👨 (2008)
  2. My Link To Royalty 🤴 (2008)
  3. Remembering Grandpa Kanalley 🏒(2010)
  4. Wallace Family Origin Found! ☘️ (2012)
  5. On Radio Kerry Talking About Meeting Cousins in Ireland 🇮🇪 (2021)
  6. An 1875 Marriage Photo 📸 (2021)
  7. WikiTree Challenge Establishes Distant Relationship With Tom Cruise 🌳 (2022)
  8. My Innkeeping Ancestors From Flieden Parish in Hessen 🏨 (2022)
  9. The Hershey Connection: John Grundtisch & The PA Hersheys 🍫 (2022)
  10. Notable Kin: MLB Hall of Famer Warren Spahn ⚾️ (2022)
  11. A Moore Sister Found, Thanks To DNA 🇨🇦 (2018)
  12. Alice Kennelly, an Irish Convict Sent To Australia, and DNA Cousin 🇦🇺 (2022)
  13. The Man With Eight Daughters, Jean Plaideur 👧 (2009)
  14. How DNA Testing Multiple Relatives Made New Discoveries Possible 🧬 (2021)
  15. Finding Pawel: Solving The Koscielniak- Mrozik Family Puzzle 🧩 (2021)
  16. The Simon Family of Aschach: A New Branch of the Tree 🇩🇪 (2023)

Thanks to everyone who has followed along. I’m excited to share more going forward! Onward. 💯


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My book “Wallace Wounded,” self-published in 2016 based on Irish-Canadian branch of my family history.

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