We all know how important death certificates are to genealogical research. These vital records contain crucial details about someone’s death – including date, location, the names of family members and informants, birth information and a cause of death. But at the end of the day, they will only ever give you basic facts about the person you are researching, never a story. That’s where coroners’ records come in.
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Offering everything from genetic ancestry reports to wellness profiles, DNA upload options seem to be everywhere these days. But are they worth your time and money? If you’re hoping to learn more about your genetic heritage, the answer is likely …