Great Uncle or Aunt? No .. IMHO, it's Grand, not Great! :-)
Here's my logic ..
Your grandfather's brother is your granduncle, and your great-grandfather's brother is your great-granduncle. If you think about it like that, it makes perfect sense, no? I know a lot of people use "great uncle" .. but that just doesn't scale, would you use great-great uncle?
Taking it the other way around, your brother's grandson, is your grandnephew (not greatnephew).
Lancering van nieuwe nationale databank over het #verzet die het mogelijk maakt om van thuis uit opzoekingen te doen over duizenden personen betrokken bij verzetsactiviteiten tijdens de #WOII in #België.
Resistance in Belgium is a new national database on the #resistance that allows you to research thousands of people involved in resistance activities in #Belgium during the #wwii from home.
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My "Show and Tell" profile for this week's 100 Days of #Appalachia on #WikiTree is one of my favorites for the US Southern Colonies Project.
Mordecai Sheftall was the highest ranking Jewish Officer in the Revolutionary War. He went from successful businessman to losing it all because of the war. He was a lot of fun researching through old diaries and notes.
Read his story at:
When you're on Ancestry, do you ever:
* Swear that someone else *must* have changed your tree (even though you know that's not possible)?
* Think that people are missing from your tree or that they "somehow" got disconnected from other people in your tree?
* Accept Hints from other people's trees, or maybe you used to do so, early on?
There's a good chance you have duplicates in your tree, and you might not even realize it.
A lot of Genealogists have been having problems with a glitch in Ancestry, where it creates duplicates of people already in their trees. Here's how to fix the problem now, in the easiest way possible, and how to avoid it in the future.
Do NOT delete the duplicates! This can mess up relationships in your tree, and cause you to lose sources & hint matches. Instead, try this…
#AncestryCom #FamilyTree #Research #Duplicates #Genealogist #Ancestry #Genealogy @geneadons #Geneadon #Geneadons #FamilyTrees
It is that kind of Wednesday with #genealogy
I know sand boxes are a way to parse out fact from fiction but I really dislike creating them. They are so time consuming trying to convince others why it was needed in the first place.
As a ProGen, it was extremely challenging convincing people that #DNA #ethnicity reporting can actually hinder research. But with very little paper trails, #family #folklore and #stories change from fiction to fact. Aaagh.
#FamilySearch has updated a #Cemetery feature on their website and it is fantastic.
I can now select to show me only my relatives and it will order the results per relationship distance.
For me, this a big deal because I have a lot of #family cemeteries where parents had over eight kids & they had multiple kids a lot with similar names.
Ex: I have 3 William Christian Dodrill's in my tree including my GG Grandfather who is not in this Cem
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