Boyle Genealogy
Tracie BoyleWelcome! Here you'll find a blend of my personal family history research, insights from the field of investigative genetic genealogy, as well as useful tips, resources, and news for fellow genealogy enthusiasts.
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The Search for Henry & Mary Ann Van Winkle
Over the past ten years, I've been on a mission to uncover the identities of the parents of Henry D Van Winkle (approximately 1802-1880) and his wife Mary Ann (b abt 1805 - date of death unknown), along with any clues about her maiden name....
The Ripple Effect of the Great Fire in Paterson and Its Impact on My Family History
In 1902, Paterson was a bustling industrial city driven by its thriving silk mills and dye houses powered by the Great Falls. Shortly before or after midnight, on February 9th, a massive fire1 2 erupted in the downtown area that would leave...
RECAP: RIGG 2023 and the DNA Doe Project Retreat
This past weekend, people from all over the world came to New Jersey for the inaugural Ramapo Investigative Genealogy Genealogy Conference (RIGG 2023). While my experience will differ slightly from others, it seemed that most attendees agre...
From Irish Shores to the Heart of a Small Town
When I started digging into my father's Irish ancestry, I assumed his ancestors immigrated straight from Ireland to Paterson, NJ. Little did I know they stopped in High Bridge, first, leaving a lasting impact on this small town's history. ...
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