Switched at Birth—Really!
Today I want to share with you a blog, “The Legal Genealogist” by Judy G. Russell, JD, CG, CGL who writes an amazing amount of information, all of which is useful and interesting to genealogists. She is a lawyer, but speaks and writes in English, not “lawyer” so she’s easy to understand. She is also a very accomplished genealogist with expertise in a variety of areas including DNA. She lectures all over the country and is quite busy. So I don’t know where she finds the time for all of this!
As a matter of fact, I invited her to speak at the February 2015 meeting of the Western Massachusetts Genealogical Society (WMGS) in a virtual, interactive format (Google+ Hangouts on Air) which was not only very successful, but very informative. She was in her office in New Jersey and our meeting was held in Agawam, MA.
So that’s why I’m going to recommend that after you visit this her blog, that you subscribe.
Here are the links to a remarkable story.
The Legal Genealogist: What DNA Can Tell Us
Switched at Birth: Unraveling a Century-Old Mystery with DNA
English: The structure of DNA showing with detail showing the structure of the four bases, adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine, and the location of the major and minor groove. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
