Let’s Collaborate!
Collaboration is the key to making new discoveries and sorting out fact from fiction. You may be new to genealogy or an expert family researcher. Everyone has a unique viewpoint… Read more Let’s Collaborate! →
Mistaken Identities
Use all the clues in the records to assign the correct family members to your trees. Two couples with the same given names can often become entangled when arbitrarily assigned.… Read more Mistaken Identities →
New Group: GFG17
Patience paid off for one of our Guthrie DNA Project members after a 5-year wait for a YDNA match. A great-grandson of the Reverend Thomas Guthrie, D.D. (1803SCT-1873ENG), whose commitment… Read more New Group: GFG17 →
Guest Researcher
Descendants of Guthrie Family Group 4 will want to take note of this excellent presentation by our guest researcher Patrick Hoggard highlighting the family of Thomas Guthrey (1796 – 1890)… Read more Guest Researcher →
GFG1A Match
Our newest Guthrie DNA Project participant extends the line for our Middlesex County, Virginia family from GFG1A-Branch B. The most recent common ancestor proven through direct paternal line (Y-DNA) testing… Read more GFG1A Match →
The Forgotten Sons
Many of you claim Francis Guthrie as an ancestor. A resident of Colerain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania during the 1750s, he appears to be the progenitor of the American lineages… Read more The Forgotten Sons →
Ayrshire Research
Transcriptions of Ayrshire Births and Baptisms Thru 1899 are being added to the Scotland Research & Resources page. View them online or download a copy. Now also formatted for printing.… Read more Ayrshire Research →
GFG7: New Matches
Looks like Guthrie Family Group 7 wins the week’s genealogy lottery with not just one, but two Y-DNA matches. The first is an American descendant of Adam Guthrie (b.1740sIRE –… Read more GFG7: New Matches →
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