Celia

Wilma Fabos First U.S. Strike for Equal Pay for Women Wednesday, July 1st, 1981 July 1-9, 2021 is the 40th anniversary of the first strike in the U.S. on the… Read more

Inherited Blood Types Check Blood Type, and compare to Documents In the last few weeks, I’ve seen several questions and discussions about how to identify parents when what is on… Read more

Wishful Thinking Family History & DNA Reminder: You can only match to analyzed DNA This means recently LIVING persons who took a DNA test Just as with the early pandemic… Read more

Woods Myths and Facts Fiona Watson on William Wallace in Ayrshire As I consider what I compiled and how I introduced this collection of records and urged more and better… Read more

You can be a Celtic Creator As we all alternately wash and wring our hands over the consequences of the world wide attack on humanity from the novel coronavirus, there… Read more

Scottish Covenanter Flag COVID-19 vs Smallpox and Black Death Our current epidemic, COVID-19, is associated with international trade and travel, but during the 15th and 16th centuries, Scotland went through… Read more

#StayAtHome: Using DNA Matches Family History Research Techniques Some Family History Research Techniques Not everyone is good at sewing and can make masks, and even if you are good at… Read more

Have you ever noticed how often Americans of Celtic descent ask ‘Where is my family’s Castle’? In truth, not many Americans are lucky enough to have such ancestors–at least not in… Read more

By Cecilia Fábos-Becker – Published 2019-10-18 In my e-book, Ancestry and DNA: Beyond the Basics, I discussed the potential of using DNA testing to narrow down document searches for actual… Read more