Susan Field - Genealogist

08/05/2025

08/04/2025

Still no formal announcement, but it looks like MyHeritage has finally disabled uploads for all accounts. This is the right move to protect their users. It'll be interesting to see how it affects their growth.

07/31/2025

Good Tip!

07/13/2025

https://www.thoughtco.com/most-common-us-surnames-1422656

Review the 100 most common U.S. surnames and their origins. Did yours make the cut?

06/19/2025

This is fun to watch.

03/25/2025

For my Genealogist friends and family researching veterans and their birth years for each of the wars.

03/17/2025

These identical twins married identical twins, and their children are genetic siblings (not cousins).

Identical twin sisters Briana and Brittany Deane married identical twin brothers, Josh and Jeremy Salyers.

The two couples live together in Virginia, where they run a wedding venue and raise their children — who are not just cousins but "quaternary twins." Since identical twins share the same DNA, their children are considered genetic siblings despite being born to different parents.

Learn more: https://www.vice.com/en/article/identical-twins-married-identical-twins-now-their-kids-are-both-cousins-and-siblings/

Image: Briana and Brittany Deane/Facebook

03/17/2025

DNA is sooooo interesting.

These identical twins married identical twins, and their children are genetic siblings (not cousins).

Identical twin sisters Briana and Brittany Deane married identical twin brothers, Josh and Jeremy Salyers.

The two couples live together in Virginia, where they run a wedding venue and raise their children — who are not just cousins but "quaternary twins." Since identical twins share the same DNA, their children are considered genetic siblings despite being born to different parents.

Learn more: https://www.vice.com/en/article/identical-twins-married-identical-twins-now-their-kids-are-both-cousins-and-siblings/

Image: Briana and Brittany Deane/Facebook