I really enjoyed #thebreakthrough. It realistically portrayed the frustration involved in explaining the methodology of genetic genealogy to others who want instant answers or who have confirmation bias.

Giovanni Battista for sons; Cattarina or Maria Domenica for daughters (going back to 1200’s, Province of Trentino, alpine Italy).

Just bought the ebook. Sound like an amazing genealogy story! Look forward to reading it!

Just bought the ebook - I love a good genealogy read, especially when it is a true-life story! Thanks for the recommendation.

Dah! My error - thought this was a new Morton book! I’ve read everything you have published and should have recognized the title. It seems so long ago that I read this book - think I need to go back and reread the series!

My grandaunt, Ann Genetti McNelis (1903-2005), the youngest in a family of 9, my grandfather's youngest sister and the oldest relative in my tree. She lived to be 102! At the age of 3 she immigrated with her mother and siblings from Tyrol, Austria to #Hazleton, PA. #genealogy #familyhistory

Different branches of my family have lived in the house since at least the early 1500's. During the last century, it has been divided into 5 apartments, two currently owned by Genetti cousins. The family can trace its origin in the area to 1265 and is noted in the Codex Cles dated 1311.

Yay! Can't wait - do you have a publication date yet? Loved "The Hollywood Strangler". It gave me several ideas for a direction into my own genetic research.

Definitely one of my picks too!