NIFHS

we are approaching the winter season of meetings for our society. I’m keen to spread the word far & wide in an effort to bring new blood into the group, and I’m hopeful that the NIFHS DNA project will attract a lot of interest, as it’s a fascinating development in family history research and its not all about finding skeletons in closets, crime detection, and all that we usually hear in regard to DNA research.
Anyone interested in furthering their family history research can be pleasantly surprised by the information that turns up and the contacts that can be made, clearing up ambiguities and uncertainties that traditional research has uncovered, and your personal information is secure and not shared with anyone you don’t want to see it – you have control. Details atxa0[email protected]

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