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A review by Sarah Bilton of this book is in ''FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012)'', pages 54-55 | A review by Sarah Bilton of this book is in ''FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012)'', pages 54-55 | ||
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*[http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books-and-media/dna-unlocks-family-secrets-of-the-chinese-juggler-the-enigmatic-sea-captain-and-more/article10240050/?page=all DNA unlocks family secrets of the Chinese juggler, the enigmatic sea-captain and more] Carolyn Abraham’s family were Anglo Indians who had lived in railway colonies. www.theglobeandmail.com. [http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/books/2013/04/12/carolyn-abraham-solving-family-mysteries-with-dna/ Carolyn Abraham: Solving family mysteries with DNA] with a link to a [http://www.cbc.ca/thecurrent/popupaudio.html?clipIds=2376183687 podcast of a radio interview] www.cbc.ca | |||
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FIBIS resources
- Video of talk given by Debbie Kennett on “Ancestral Research through DNA”
A video of the lecture given Saturday 12 November 2011 by Debbie Kennett on the use of Y-, mitochondrial and autosomal-DNA for researching family history with special emphasis on British India is available in the FIBIS Social Network website. A copy of the PowerPoint presentation and handouts given at the talk are also available with the video.
- "Ancestral research through DNA" by Debbie Kennett FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012), pages 44-52 For details of how to access this article see FIBIS Journals
Related articles
Recommended reading
DNA and Social Networking – A Guide to Genealogy in the Twenty-First Century by Debbie Kennett, published Novenber 2011
The chapter titles in the book may be seen here
A review by Sarah Bilton of this book is in FIBIS Journal Number 27 (Spring 2012), pages 54-55
External links
- DNA unlocks family secrets of the Chinese juggler, the enigmatic sea-captain and more Carolyn Abraham’s family were Anglo Indians who had lived in railway colonies. www.theglobeandmail.com. Carolyn Abraham: Solving family mysteries with DNA with a link to a podcast of a radio interview www.cbc.ca