#genealogical — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #genealogical, aggregated by home.social.
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@SrRochardBunson There are #ProsAndCons of #genetictesting 🧬. Especially true for those with cons on their family tree 🌲. 🤔
Personally, I’m *very* glad I did it. Helping a woman find her biological father and having her welcomed into my extended family before her great-grandmother died is just a small nugget from the #genealogical gold mine I discovered.
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@SrRochardBunson There are #ProsAndCons of #genetictesting 🧬. Especially true for those with cons on their family tree 🌲. 🤔
Personally, I’m *very* glad I did it. Helping a woman find her biological father and having her welcomed into my extended family before her great-grandmother died is just a small nugget from the #genealogical gold mine I discovered.
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Weiß jemand, wo ich historische Informationen über die Heerstraße 22 in #Berlin finden könnte? Ich weiß, dass es 1958 Cafe Stephani hieß und ich versuche, mehr darüber herauszufinden, was es war und wer dort war - für meine Familiengeschichte. Wenn mir jemand helfen kann, oder mir eine Richtung geben kann, wo ich diese Informationen finden könnte - das wäre großartig!
#genealogy #genealogical #ancestry #german #germany #berlin #berlinhistory #deutchland
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Does anyone know where i could find some historical information about Heerstraße 22 in #Berlin?
I know it was called Cafe Stephani in 1958 and i'm trying to find out more about it, what it was, and who went there - for my family history.
if anybody can help, or give me direction where i could find this information - that would be great!
#genealogy #genealogical #ancestry #german #germany #berlin #berlinhistory #deutchland
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Interested in the #surnames of people in your #OnePlaceStudy / #FamilyHistory, and finding out where those surnames are/were most prevalent? Here are three resources shared by Debbie Kennett and IGRS (the Irish #Genealogical Research Society) on Twitter:
Worldnames (current data from 198 countries): https://apps.cdrc.ac.uk/worldnames/index.php
GBNames (uses historic censuses and recent consumer registers): https://apps.cdrc.ac.uk/gbnames/
Irish Surname Maps for the 1901 & 1911 Census of Ireland: https://www.barrygriffin.com/surname-maps/irish/
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Interested in the #surnames of people in your #OnePlaceStudy / #FamilyHistory, and finding out where those surnames are/were most prevalent? Here are three resources shared by Debbie Kennett and IGRS (the Irish #Genealogical Research Society) on Twitter:
Worldnames (current data from 198 countries): https://apps.cdrc.ac.uk/worldnames/index.php
GBNames (uses historic censuses and recent consumer registers): https://apps.cdrc.ac.uk/gbnames/
Irish Surname Maps for the 1901 & 1911 Census of Ireland: https://www.barrygriffin.com/surname-maps/irish/
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@Tony_Meredith Just stumbled across this article by Ronald Dunning on a Burgh-Darcy marriage, back in 1329: https://janeausteninvermont.blog/2013/03/13/what-jane-knew-a-1329-darcy-de-bourgh-marriage-in-jane-austens-family-tree/
Elizabeth #LadyofClare probably attended the first wedding of her husband's sister Joan de #Burgh at #Greencastle in 1312, but left Ireland in 1316 so would not have been at the second.
I think the #PrideAndPrejudice #CharacterNames allude to #UKpolitics in #JaneAusten's day, but a lot of #genealogical info was available to her: more at https://historians.social/@kawulf/109627062228137872
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@Tony_Meredith Just stumbled across this article by Ronald Dunning on a Burgh-Darcy marriage, back in 1329: https://janeausteninvermont.blog/2013/03/13/what-jane-knew-a-1329-darcy-de-bourgh-marriage-in-jane-austens-family-tree/
Elizabeth #LadyofClare probably attended the first wedding of her husband's sister Joan de #Burgh at #Greencastle in 1312, but left Ireland in 1316 so would not have been at the second.
I think the #PrideAndPrejudice #CharacterNames allude to #UKpolitics in #JaneAusten's day, but a lot of #genealogical info was available to her: more at https://historians.social/@kawulf/109627062228137872
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@Tony_Meredith Just stumbled across this article by Ronald Dunning on a Burgh-Darcy marriage, back in 1329: https://janeausteninvermont.blog/2013/03/13/what-jane-knew-a-1329-darcy-de-bourgh-marriage-in-jane-austens-family-tree/
Elizabeth #LadyofClare probably attended the first wedding of her husband's sister Joan de #Burgh at #Greencastle in 1312, but left Ireland in 1316 so would not have been at the second.
I think the #PrideAndPrejudice #CharacterNames allude to #UKpolitics in #JaneAusten's day, but a lot of #genealogical info was available to her: more at https://historians.social/@kawulf/109627062228137872
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@Tony_Meredith Just stumbled across this article by Ronald Dunning on a Burgh-Darcy marriage, back in 1329: https://janeausteninvermont.blog/2013/03/13/what-jane-knew-a-1329-darcy-de-bourgh-marriage-in-jane-austens-family-tree/
Elizabeth #LadyofClare probably attended the first wedding of her husband's sister Joan de #Burgh at #Greencastle in 1312, but left Ireland in 1316 so would not have been at the second.
I think the #PrideAndPrejudice #CharacterNames allude to #UKpolitics in #JaneAusten's day, but a lot of #genealogical info was available to her: more at https://historians.social/@kawulf/109627062228137872
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@Tony_Meredith Just stumbled across this article by Ronald Dunning on a Burgh-Darcy marriage, back in 1329: https://janeausteninvermont.blog/2013/03/13/what-jane-knew-a-1329-darcy-de-bourgh-marriage-in-jane-austens-family-tree/
Elizabeth #LadyofClare probably attended the first wedding of her husband's sister Joan de #Burgh at #Greencastle in 1312, but left Ireland in 1316 so would not have been at the second.
I think the #PrideAndPrejudice #CharacterNames allude to #UKpolitics in #JaneAusten's day, but a lot of #genealogical info was available to her: more at https://historians.social/@kawulf/109627062228137872
