Episode 421 - 1950 Census DONE, More From Ancestry and Cherokee Research Tips

Host Scott Fisher opens the show with David Allen Lambert, Chief Genealogist of the New England Historic Genealogical Society and AmericanAncestors.org. Fisher talks about discovering some never-before-seen pictures and David talks about an article on the subject. Then David shares one of his favorite YouTube channels for self-education about Irish research. A 6,000-year-old cemetery in Normandy has received a new analysis with a remarkable find. Hear what's been learned. Then, it's new technology that tells modern day researchers what ancient smells were present back at research sites in the day. David then talks about the size of ancestral brains. Wait til you hear what scientists have learned! Then David asks for birthday cards for a Pearl Harbor vet who turns 98 on June 2. Send them to Horace Hamilton, PO Box 1281 Caldwell, TX 77836. Next, Fisher visits with Crista Cowan from sponsor Ancestry. She's got big news about the 1950 Census indexing project. It's done! Find out how they did it so fast! Crista then shares news about the Ancestry DNA app and new available databases on Ancestry. Michelle Carroll of sponsor Legacy Tree Genealogists talks about her experiences learning about her Cherokee ancestry. That was, until a DNA test showed that her grandfather wasn't her biological grandfather. Still, it didn't steal her knowledge of Cherokee research. She shares some tips on how to tie into your Cherokee ancestors. David then returns for two more questions on Ask Us Anything. That's all this week on Extreme Genes, America's Family History Show!