Elizabeth (CORMACK) RENFRO – A Nice, Big X Match (Ancestor 45)

Elizabeth (CORMACK) RENFRO – A Nice, Big X Match (Ancestor 45)

If you’ve been studying genetic genealogy for a bit, you may understand X DNA, but I’ll give a summation here.

X DNA is different from regular autosomal DNA. The 23rd chromosomal pair contains the sex chromosomes – those which determine the biological gender of the child. In all but rare cases, biological females have two X chromosomes (XX), and biological males have one X and one Y (XY). As we may have learned in high school or college biology, it is the male’s 23rd chromosome that determines the gender of the child.

Coon’s Fort – New Post on Coon Genealogy Blog

https://coongenealogy.wordpress.com/2019/09/09/background-more-about-coons-fort/

My Contact Me Form Had the Wrong Email Address

Yes, it’s true. I just discovered this.

My Contact Me form had the wrong email address… for about 4.5 years.

So, if you’ve contacted me through the Contact Me form on this Blog and I didn’t return your message, I am so incredibly sorry. Furthermore, there is no way for me to access any of those old messages.

I fixed it, tested it, and it works now. I hope to hear from you if you are one of those people.

Sigh.

I am my own webmaster, and I’m the one who typed my email address incorrectly.

C’est la vie.
So ist das Leben.
Así es la vida.
Dat ass Liewen.
Sellaista on elämä.
Such is life.

 

New Post on Coon Family Genealogy Blog

Coon’s Fort Historic Marker, Marion County, West Virginia

New Post on Coon Family Genealogy Blog

Some Coon and Koon Families of East Central Indiana

Enjoy.

Henry Pat ANTON (1872-1943) – 52 Ancestors (Ancestor 10)

Henry Anton death certificate. Copyright Notice: You do not have permission to download or copy this photo without obtaining it from me. Thank you.

I didn’t know that my paternal grandmother’s father had a middle name until Ancestry  added its “U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007” a few years ago. There is no middle name on his death certificate, and I had not heard of one.