Oct 12, 2015
Fisher opens the show with the announcement that the first
Extreme Genes cruise will take place in September of 2016!
(See our Facebook page or ExtremeGenes.com for details.)
David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist for the New England
Historical Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org, joins
the conversation with a story about a 16th century shipwreck that
is causing concern in Ireland. He also talks about the new
archaeological dig in New York City covering the area of the old
New York Seaport. David also has another free NEHGS database
to share and his weekly Tech Tip.
Fisher next visits with Brenda Sullivan of the "Gravestone Girls."
(See GraveStoneGirls.com) Brenda is an artist who can make a
mold and perfect duplicate of your ancestor's grave stone!
She'll tell you all about rubbing grave stones, and some of how she
creates duplicate stones... but not all. Might she help you
obtain the most unique family heirloom ever invented?
Then, photo expert Ron Fox returns to the show to talk about how
his love of family history has shown him what it takes to uncover
extremely value historic pictures. He'll tell you how his
techniques can help you locate previously unknown ancestral photos.
If you're missing a photo of an ancestor that should be out there
somewhere, you'll want to hear what Ron has to say.
Then, Tom Perry from TMCPlace.com, the Preservation Authority,
talks about learning to PhotoShop and the significance of
"clouds." What happens if the hosting company
disappears? He'll have the answers for you!
That's all this week on Extreme Genes, America's Family History
Show!