EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 27 MIN
Episode 48 - Steve Lake
from Ohio Roots · host Ohio Genealogical Society
On this episode of the OGS Ohio Roots podcast we speak with Steve Lake about how his interest in the 1782 massacre at Gnadenhutten, Ohio was sparked while researching his own ancestor's involvement. It led to the creation of Wikitree project to document the men who took part in the massacre. We discuss the project, its status, and the what it means to those with ancestors who may have been involved.
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