TGG Ranked as #9 on ProGenealogists’ List of Top 25 Genealogy Blogs
This has been a great week for The Genetic Genealogist, and I just wanted to send out my gratitude.
First, TGG was included by Chris Dunham of The Genealogue in his list “10 Genealogy Blogs Worth Reading†at Blogs.com! I’m truly honored to be listed among the other great bloggers in the article. (Like Chris, I was recently asked to create a Top 10 list which I believe will be posted soon, but my list focuses more on genetic genealogy and personal genomics blogs).
And second, TGG was listed as #9 on the ProGenealogists list of The Top 25 Genealogy Blogs of 2009! The rankings were based on “overall content, Technorati rating, and industry experience.â€Â It is an honor to be included among this group of incredible bloggers. Be sure to visit the website to check out the other blogs on the list.
Thank you all!
April 7th, 2009 at 1:33 am
Congratulations, Blaine!
Bill West’s last blog post..JEREMIAH SWAIN PART2
April 7th, 2009 at 12:29 pm
Blaine:
It is a far better GeneaBlogger world with you in it. You’ve always been one of my favorites.
-fM
April 7th, 2009 at 8:29 pm
Blaine, You filled an empty niche when you started this blog. Congratulations on being selected one of the most popular 25 genealogy blogs!
Stephen J. Danko’s last blog post..ProGenealogists? 25 Most Popular Genealogy Blogs
April 20th, 2009 at 10:00 am
Great Job Blaine, you deserved to have that rewards !!! This blog really inspired me
Jim Clark’s last blog post..DDT Still in the News
April 21st, 2009 at 10:51 pm
A well deserved honor.
Genetics, and DNA are a valuable new tool for Genealogists.
The results of the DNA Test I had my Uncle take finally confirmed for us who the Father of HIS, AND MY MOTHERS, Father was. ;-D
Now we just have to figure who his MOTHER was! ;-D
http://www.madmacedonian.com/digging_up_roots_in_the_family_garden/
Kiril Kundurazieff’s last blog post..Does Gazing at Your Navel for too Long Lead to Blindness?: A Tea Party Follow-Up
May 13th, 2009 at 3:19 pm
Blaine,
Congrats on the kudos. Very cool site by the way. I stumbled in yesterday after seeing the link to your awesome manual at FTDNA.
So naturally, gotta have questions right? My DYS390 is 25 other than that the string matches the NW Irish modal…what does a 25 signify rather than the classic modal 24??