Nov 10, 2015
Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief
Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and
American Ancestors.org. David highlights another Tech Tip of
the Week, and Free Database from NEHGS. Fisher and David also
speak of the horrors of the new list that has come forth from an
investigation from NPR, revealing countless World War II servicemen
who were unknowingly exposed to mustard gas as part of a government
experiment concerning chemical warfare. Is your relative on
the list? We'll tell you where to check.
Stan Lindaas of Heritage Consulting.com returns to talk with Fisher
about an astounding study that will once and for all answer the
question, "Why family history?" The lifelong benefits to your
children and grandchildren will shock you! This is a segment
you won't want to miss.
Then, Gary Nielsen talks to Fisher about a story tied to his wife's
side... an outlaw shot and killed in 1911, whose body went on
display in carnivals around the country for 66 years! No...
that's NOT a WAX figure! This true story would be a highlight
in anyone's family history.
Then, Tom Perry returns to talk more about "alphabet soup..." those
various digital terms that can make your eyes glaze over.
With a little knowledge from Tom, you can save a lot of time,
effort, and even money, doing your own preservation at home.
That's all this week on Extreme Genes, America's Family History
Show!