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2025 will be an exciting year for Iranian Genealogy. The year starts off with a certified genetic genealogist offering her services for free to Iranians! Stay tuned for more exciting news soon!
Featured Resource: Genetic Genealogy Assistance for Iranians https://t.co/FjpO6Nkbi5
Update: Family-Specific Resources Added https://t.co/frLtbVRoav
Iranian Genealogy has a new section containing online genealogy resources for specific families! This addition makes available invaluable sources of information that have been scattered across the Internet.
Twitter, I (@Project_Infant) need your help!
I'm creating an online hub of material relating to mother & baby homes, I'll talk more in-depth about it below, but for now...
Reply to this with any (and all) articles about any aspect of mother & baby homes.
Please RT!
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If you're watching #Stolen, take a look at this map. Through my research, I try and illustrate just how easy it could be to be related to a child who died in a mother & baby home.
This doesn't include the thousands born in them.
You can see the map here: https://t.co/OdBWUxBacY
This is the news and is a first for me being in print!
If you flick to page 36 of today’s @IrishMailSunday, you’ll spot me & @cbgenealogy talking about #DNA and #Tuam. (Posting for those who can’t get the paper.)
(Thank you to @Nicola6byrne & @Chesterpics)
Did any of your ancestors find themselves on the wrong side of the law? Were they involved in a shocking crime? We're particularly keen on instances where there was some doubt involved...
We'd love to know 👀 ⬇️
For any people in or near #Cork City. As part of @learning_fest, the students of the Cultural & Heritage Studies course at @tramorecampus are running a #genealogy consultation.
Booking needed! (Info, times, date and place below)
Please retweet / share with others!
Very pleased to report that the production company were able to send me a link to the episode of Finding Your Roots that I did some research for.
So the good news is that I've now been able to watch the episode.
In other news, they didn't actually use any of my research... 🫤
At the beginning of her life, my mother was born in a mother & baby home with the third highest death rate in Ireland.
At 15 days old, my mother was sent in a taxi to an adoption home halfway up the country with her mother.
Her mother would visit her a few times by...
In the summer of 1936 my grandparents moved into a new house in Carrick Knowe, in the west of Edinburgh. This document records their 'Application for a Tenancy of a Dwelling-House...'
My grandma was still living in the house when she died nearly 54 years later...
Last night I did an adoptee search for a bio mom, had no info whatsoever, just ancestry results to go off of and keeping the adoptee’s birth year/place in mind… used two matches which were 93cm and 22cm and found bmom within the hour. Nobody can hide from me 🗣️
Hi #genealogytwitter!
I recently had a clear out of everyone I was following as I had 5+ years of followers- mainly random/dead accounts!
I have tried to follow everyone genealogy related again- sorry if I've missed you - please just give me a nudge!
I feel so lucky with the amazing volunteers I work with (usually daily) at @Project_Infant.
Two weeks ago, I'd no idea what would be done.
I'm uploading one county home, with another quick to follow.
We've found almost 1.1K more names between the four more we have in progress.
Sorry #genealogytwitter I forgot my question on Monday! Masters work has taken over 😂
My question is- how do you deal with tricky news with a client? Do you tell them beforehand?
(I’m talking about something a recent ancestor did, not a guy convicted of a petty crime in 1700)