I have now finished the new issue of the newsletter The Värmland-Hedmark Cluster. On this occasion I could do that one day ahead of my self-imposed deadline (end of July). A bigger margin than usual!
Many of you might not have a strong enough interest to read the newsletter. But if you are a little bit interested, I recommend having a look at the new version of the tree (included on page 2; also available in a separate file). Studying the tree for a while is a quick way of getting an impression of how the project develops. Also, for those of you who read Swedish, there is a summary in that language on the last page. Please consider doing some advanced Y-DNA testing yourself (if not having a Y chromosome, one can test a relative – or an unrelated friend).
The headings of the newsletter serve as a good indication of its content:
The new issue is downloadable from this link:
www.johanlagerlof.com/uploads/2/9/8/4/29840707/vhc-newsletter-july-2023-v1-reduced.pdf
Many of you might not have a strong enough interest to read the newsletter. But if you are a little bit interested, I recommend having a look at the new version of the tree (included on page 2; also available in a separate file). Studying the tree for a while is a quick way of getting an impression of how the project develops. Also, for those of you who read Swedish, there is a summary in that language on the last page. Please consider doing some advanced Y-DNA testing yourself (if not having a Y chromosome, one can test a relative – or an unrelated friend).
The headings of the newsletter serve as a good indication of its content:
- The Cover Picture: Sven Wilhelm Didrik Maechel
- The New Version of the VHC Tree
- Unknown-Father Investigations
- Investigative Genetic Genealogy---Two New Books
- Memoirs by Three Siblings Born in 1852, -56, and -64
- Pictures of Hedmark
The new issue is downloadable from this link:
www.johanlagerlof.com/uploads/2/9/8/4/29840707/vhc-newsletter-july-2023-v1-reduced.pdf
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